A goose farm is a profitable type of business that allows its owner, if desired, to spend time away from the noisy city and enjoy communication with the natural world. If you feel the desire to live and work in such an environment, then breeding poultry is just the thing that you should do.
It is necessary
- 1. Certificate of registration of a farm
- 2. Plot of land outside the city
- 3. Heated or heated poultry house
- 4. Equipment for keeping geese
- 5. "Tribal" chicks
- 6. Stock of compound feed
Instructions
Step 1
Buy a plot of land in the countryside that is large enough to graze approximately 1,000 poultry. For the farm, the organizational and legal form of the same name is provided, under which the easiest way will be to register your new "enterprise". At first, there is no need to create a limited liability company, nothing will prevent, if successful, to do it later, by teaming up with other successful farmers.
Step 2
Build structures to house geese. The main requirement is to divide the house into two zones, for adult birds and for young animals. It is especially important to keep the temperature high in the second one, so the house must be permanently heated or heated with portable electrical appliances.
Step 3
Get yourself a poultry house equipment that is pretty simple, but you can't do without it. These are special containers for water (geese need not only to drink, but also to wash their beak), feeders, bedding and "nests" that protect the bird from the cold. Sometimes farmers prefer to use mini-incubators installed in the same poultry house for breeding poultry.
Step 4
Buy, finally, and "breeding" chicks, "apartments" for which your goose farm is already ready. To grow an adult bird out of them, you will need to protect the house from drafts, cold air as much as possible, and heat the area where the young livestock is up to 30 ° C.
Step 5
Establish business relationships with feed suppliers - although in summer and autumn geese can simply be released to graze, in winter and most of spring you have to feed poultry yourself. Some owners of poultry farms generally prefer to keep geese on compound feed all year round - this can significantly save on the size of the land purchased for the farm.
