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April to June 2024 Article ID: NSS8604 Impact Factor:8.05 Cite Score:2352 Download: 67 DOI: https://doi.org/ View PDf
Poultry Keeping Cost Benefit Analysis Special Reference To Udaipur District
Dr. Shoaib Khan
Janardan Rai Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth University, Udaipur (Raj.)
Abstract: Over the course of
the last several decades, the poultry farming industry in India has grown from
a small-scale sector that supplied much-needed cash and food to a massive
industry that drives the economy of the nation. This expansion brought about a
significant change in the country's economic situation. There are a lot of
factors that are contributing to the growth of the industry, such as the
increasing demand for Indian chicken products on the worldwide market, the
changing preferences of consumers about their diets, and the rise in incomes
among India's middle class in India. The majority of poultry farms face a big
challenge as a result of the high expense of feeding hens and other types of
poultry. This is because chickens and other types of fowl simply cannot survive
without food. This is the reason behind this phenomena. Currently, poultry
farming is fast becoming one of the most dynamic and significant components of
the global food supply chain. This is the case in the current day. In the world
of chicken farming, one of the most essential components is the use of backyard
chicken production methods. It is important to keep in mind that the
alternatives to eggs and poultry that are the most cost-effective are those
that are raised in backyards or via semi-scavenging techniques at the lowest
possible cost.
Keywords: Advantages, nutrition,
and poultry.
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