“How to Start EMU Bird Farming”
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@mahesh U can use ur coconut farm for emu farming.
@vidya sagar All nationalized banks like State bank of India, State bank of hyderabad, karur vysya bank, syndicate bank etc., give loans to Emu farming. U have to reach them with Detailed Project report and your asset document which you are going to submit as security.
@Jayaram R. Read all my previous postings to know complete info of emu farming

@SHRIDHAR PIRADI, Please read all my previous postings colored in reddish to get all fundamentals.

@nimesh patel, Minimum investment to start emu farm is 3lacs for 10 pairs. U can avail bank loans and subsidy of 25% to 33.33% from NABARD(govt). Firstly u have to submit an detailed project report(which we can prepare for u) to any nationalised bank to get loan. u can get loans by pledging ur asset documents.

@Ranjith Janepalli Thank u for ur appreciations bro. now rate of eggs in ur area is 1100/- to 1500/-. rate of 3 month old chick would be 10k-12k per pair. rate of 1 yr old chick is 16k-18k per pair

@tirumalanaidu, for 100 birds of emus u require only 1/2 acre. ur project cost would be 20 lacs approx.We charge Rs.5000/- to prepare Detail Project report. with this we will b sending u 2 books which contain all info about emu farming. if interested u can call me.

@pawan Hope u got all the answers u require in our telephone conversation. We will be sending u the project reports and books by todays courier. If any more doubts feel free to call me.

@arun U can happily start ur farm bro.
@Ravish Kumar Singh, we can provide u training for emu farming, but its not that much necessary. emu farming is very easy. breakeven for this project is maximum 4 years. u may reach by 3rd year itself but b prepared for 4th so that there wont be any problem.

@Ranjith Janepalli, Firstly i appreciate u for ur interest in emu farming and posting all ur doubts. but it takes lot of time to answer all ur questions. If u r more interested i will send u a book having complete details about farming. even though i will clarify ur doubts so that other new comers will also have knowledge.
1. In this farming there are different wings like farmers, breeders, slaughter houses, bulk drug buyers, byproducts manufacturers, product seller etc. As a farmer our only work is to maintaining adult birds, getting good quantity of eggs/chicks n selling them to new farmers or slaughter house. We need not bother how to sell meat, oil skin etc. there r many egg buyer who r ready to buy eggs and also chicks. a huge processing unit is going to start by april-12. they purchase birds of 14-18 months age birds @315/- per kg(live weight, weight of bird at that time will b 40-60kg). hence no problem with marketing. u can check processing unit web site vileenaemu.com.

@d m prasad, now its right to start farming with 10 months n above old birds, not with 6 month old. if u purchase 6month old u have 2 wait for 2 more year for getting eggs. but with 10month old chick u can get eggs within 10months. we have all age birds in our own farm, u can call me.

@suman, with 10 lacs u can start 25pairs farm. with the same 10 lacs if u go for bank loan u can start 50-150 pairs farm and can get subsidy from NABARD 25%-33.33%(maximum 10lacs).its not right for a new farmer to start with eggs. purchase chicks of above 3mnths. for marketing u can read my above posting. we can supply u eggs or chicks. u can earn 30000/- per pair per year.

@sandeep, @V.AYYANANDI, Please read all my previous posting colored in redish for all information about emu farming.

@V.AYYANANDI, u can purchase emus from ur own state or from AP even from my farm. There r very huge buyers from TN to buy n sell the birds.

@mandeep, call me, i am purchasing eggs.

@narrhendra ikkurthi, @murugan, Please read all my postings colored in redish color to get complete info. I am from chirala. if u r interested u can call me.

@sammandham ur site is sufficient for 20 pairs of emus. u can start with 10 pairs with ur investment of 3lacs. if go for bank loan u can start with 50 pairs too. u can earn 30000/- per pair per year. there r many farms in TN to purchase or we have chicks in our own farm. regarding marketing there r very huge buyers in ur state itself.

@manu.am There r no such info centres any where in bangalore/India. U can visit ur nearby farms for details.

@maruti prasad d call me for rates and other details.
@sabale jagadish I have no knowledge of ostrich
@Mukesh Parmar there r 40 farms in HP state. Please search in google for contact details and speak to them for ur required info.

@Jagadish Kumar, We are having one year old chicks in our own farm u can call me for details.

@Niranjan Pradhan, there is no necessary of any registration or permissions for starting a new farm. but if u register ur farm under SSI(Small Scale Industries) u can avail some facilities.

@ramachandra, maturity age of female is 18 months n male is 20 months. females start laying eggs from age of 18months.

@dora U can avail bank loan for emu farming from all nationalized banks and can also get subsidy of 25% to 33.33% from NABARD(govt). u have to submit Detailed project report and security offered asset documents to get loans.

@Suresh there r many huge farms in TN (erode, madhurai, salem etc) check their contact details from google search. u can start with 20 pairs in ur 15cents land. project cost for the same would b 8-10lacs.

@Srinivasa Rao, YeleswarAM, Please all my previous postings colored in red for all ur answers.

@PVTN MURTHY, 9490708094. u dont need any permissions to start emu farm. u can register ur farm under SSI unit to get electricity connection. for 50 pairs ur project cost would be approx 25-30lacs. if u call me i can send u an GO copy of NABARD subsidy for emu farming. Main drawback for farming is Financial planning is very much necessary. if u plan well there wont b any problem in this farming.

@safrizI appreciate for ur interest in emu farming but hows it possible to start any business without money. its not possible.

@Badri Call me for project reports and other papers,@p k jain no legal permissions necessary to start emu farming. this comes under agriculture category.

@ravindra babu I am from Chirala. u can call me for more details or can visit our farm for complete idea.

@Sirisha All nationalized banks like SBI, SBH, SB, KVB, AB etc r giving loans for this project.

@Kamalakar: My sincere suggestion is try to target Nalgonda town and promote the emu meat & oil there itself. Initially you will have very tough days but after 6 months, you will start getting the continuous orders for the meat and oil. People have started realizing the importance of Emu meat and oil. Don't depend on others and don't be disappointed if others don't help. You will get Rs.12500 if sell out your 40 kg bird to others but if you slaughter it and sell the meat & oil you will get not less than Rs.22000(i.e. net profit of 15 to 17k excluding the operational cost on each bird). Put effort in explaining the actual features of the meat and oil. Aim at the long term goals and work hard. For more details visit the slaughter houses like Sonika Emu farms Vijayawada and others. Regards Dilli

@venugopalreddy There r no banks who gives loans without security. but some banks r offering loans with agricultural lands. Contact ur local banks(3-4banks) for details.

@KAMALAKAR@9948538149 please read my posting no:523 for ur doubts.

@kishore I am from chirala dude u can call me or can visit my farm which is very nearby to u for more info.

@Dilip M@7760001567 its not that easy to market yourself with a 25-100 pairs of emus. its best to breed the breeders get chicks n sell to new farmers or to the slaughter houses. u cant to all the things like farming, breeding, slaughtering, marketing etc yourself. please read my posting no.523.

@Hareen Seenappa if u call me i can send u the detailed project report and other available books for emu farming. there r many farms in ur state u can contact them or can visit farms in AP/TN.

@tamilselvan, @Venkatesh Annamalai All Nationalised Banks are giving loans for emu farming. I personally availed loan from State Bank of India.

@malli gurral, I am from same district bro(chirala). U can get loans from all Nationalised Banks. Minimum investment is 3-4lacs for 10 pairs of emus.Once u avail loan from Banks the banker himself suggests u how to get NABARD subsidy.

@Srinivas
1. Your total project will cost 25-30 lacs for 50 pairs of emu farm. u have to give minimum of 100% asset value to get loan ie., if u want 10 lacs loan u have to show asset worth of 10lacs.
2. male and female ratio must be 1:1 (only 10% more r less). 1:2 or 1:5 dont work well for emus.
3. an adult emus take 10 ltrs of water per day.
4. please check in google for nearby emu farms addresses.
5. U can check snaps in my orkut profile(my email id: emubirds.2010@gmail.com) for chicks, birds, incubators, eggs etc.

@irfan if you are well interested please read all my postings colored in red to get complete idea. we cant call n give u information.

@R.MURALI KRISHNA PRASAD, for 50 pairs of emus ur project will cost 25-30lacs. in which ur proportion would b minimum of 3 lacs n rest from bank, u can also get nabard subsidy of 7.5-10lacs. submit a detailed project report to the banker and related surety asset documents in bank to get bank loans.If u want detailed project report u can contact us.

@prashant thorat, your 25 pairs emu farm will cost u approx 10-15 lacs. all banks give loans for this project. once u submit all papers to the bank u can get loan within 15 to 20 days. there r many farmers in ur state itself who purchase eggs/chicks/meat etc.

@Sathya with 2 lacs u cannot start emu farm. if u have asset you can get bank loans and start with 10 to 50 pairs farm. there are many farmers in your state itself who purchase eggs/chicks/meat etc.

@ramulu you can contact me for selling ur birds r any products of emus. u can check at vileenaemu.com web site of emu slaughter house in AP.

@R.Kalaivanan please read all my postings colored in red to get complete idea. we cant call n give u information.

@Randhir Yadav, I have written many times about govt schemes in my previous postings pls read them which is colored in red.

@rajesh, U cant identify male or female in its age of 3months. v can identify only after 12months old. if any farmer says he can identify its clear that he is going to cheat u. mostly male female ratios will be 1:1 (10% more or less). u can speak to ur seller for a replacement of chicks for male female ratio.

@annapurna naidu, There wont b any problem to human if its brought up in ur house premises also. even neighbors wont have disturbance with emus.

@ravindran vakkiyel, emus can survive in any climatic conditions. for detailed project report and book about emu farming feel free to call me.

@LAKSHMI, theres a huge market in India itself hence no one r importing meat to other countries. It may start after a couple of years.

@Gurjinder There r many farms in punjab, please check in google to buy chicks. u can also buy chicks in maharashtra, AP, TN or in our own farm in AP. Regarding details please read all my above postings r call for more info.

@pradeep to start your own farm of 30 pairs ur project will cost approx 25 lacs. if u take 3 months old chicks now they will start laying eggs by nov-13. maturity age of birds is 18-21months. regarding marketing there wont b any problem. please read my before postings for more info.

@Ranga Nice research done dude. All u have noted is perfect. All the best for ur project.

@Vikram Hooda prices varies from one place to another. U can get chicks in haryana also. or get them frm maharashtra/punjab/AP etc. cost of 3months would b 6000/- and 12month would b 10000/- per bird. @yeshwanth u can get all info from net itself or i can help u in all means.

@G P Reddy9440255559 good info for new comers, thank u sir.

@g venkat rao, theres is lot of requirements with in domestic market. its not necessary to go for export. If interested to export u can also export by following many conditions.

@rajendra chauhan @Burukkanudheen, Please read all my postings colored in red to get a complete idea of how to start emu farming n all. for more info u can call us.

@tummala49 Minimum birds to start emu farming is 10 pairs, but 20 pairs is more suggestible. there are many farms nearby vijayawada, u may visit for more info. I m from chirala.

@RAJU Bodidha, @shivakumar, U can get financial support from all nationalized banks. I have mentioned d same in my previous postings also. pls read for more.

@kashi u can get contact details of nearby farms from google search.

@satish
1. Emu farming is recognized by central govt. they have clearly mentioned for NABARD subsidy scheme also.
2. there r 3-5 slaughter houses in AP and more than 5 in TN. But they r only using their own birds for slaughter. 3 more slaughter houses r going to start within this year. they will purchase birds from all farms. there's a plenty of market for selling chicks to new farmers upto next 5-10 years, then y should u fear of end products now itself. there r more than 1100 farms in AP itself and more than 100 new farms r adding in AP only. In many other states there's a huge demand for birds. selling birds will never decrease as demand will increase for emu meat n by-products in coming years.
3.hope u dont know about NABARD scheme. its not 50% funding from them. u can get 25% to 33.33% subsidy in total project cost. for more details u can call me. they r funding well n many got it too.

@J.LAKSHMI Please read my previous postings to get complete info. u can get all ur questions answered.

@raj healthy birds will always b active, running r walking around when u whistle r disturb them. u can defiantly differentiate between 2months n 3 months age birds by its size,

@Gayathri Arjun, @vishali All Nationalised banks r giving loans for emu farming. u can contact ur nearby bankers for details. cost of 1yr above old birds would be 24k per pair.

@p.Nageswara Rao ur project cost would b 8 lacs approx.

@P.Amutha Please spare time and read all my postings colored in orange to get complete info.

@Suhel @M.Suresh Please read all my postings colored in orange to get complete info. Emus can survive in any climatic conditions ie., -4 degrees to 60degrees of temperatures. minimum investment is 4 lacs to start 10 pairs of emu farm, if u require Detailed Project Report and Book regarding Emu farming u can contact us.

@naveen kumar Ur project report is made according to old NABARD scheme which is not exciting now. Please check the same and modify accordingly. Have a glance at any NABARD General Order for subsidy for Emu Farm.

@PRASADH Please read all my postings colored in orange to get complete info. there r highest no.of emu farms in ur Krishna Dist please visit them and get practical knowledge. U can also visit our farm located nearby your place with a prior appointment.

@E Manik Raj Hope u have read all my previous postings n got ur required info. for more u can call me for more.

@SUJITH Requirement for emu chicks is very high n buyers will search n purchase chicks even from small village like u. As same as how u have known of this farming n going to start. Normally as emu farm require big places these are breeded in villages only. Hope u called me n cleared ur doubts.

@R.S.Thomas All ur answers depend upon with how many pairs u r going to start. Fundamentally 1 pair require 250 SFT of land, Price per pair depends upon age of the bird n prices vary from one area to another. Market is growing very fast n need not worry for marketing the chicks. there r many processing units in ANDHRA, Tamilnadu and Maharashtra. They r searching for huge no of birds to purchase. u can contact them to get an agreement also. for more info please read my previous postings.

@ramasubbu Hope u can get answers from my above answer to others. 10 pairs of emus project cost would be 3lacs. there r many huge emu farms who buy n sell emus in ur state. pls search in net.

@venky i dont think processing unit is going to start in ongole. 3 units will be starting within a couple of months near vijayawada.

@k moohan rao, u can accommodate 20 pairs of emus. budget would be approx 8-10 lacs including 2 years expenses.