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    The document describes a success story of a rural backyard poultry development project in Maharashtra, India. The key points are: 1) 312 mini hatchery units were established to promote rural backyard poultry farming by making day-old chicks accessible. 2) One beneficiary, Jaiprakash Narayan Thakur, increased production from 400 to 1200 eggs and has produced over 37,000 chicks, earning over Rs. 25,000-30,000 monthly. 3) The project aims to boost egg/meat production, generate rural employment, empower women, and increase nutritional availability through backyard poultry.

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    The document describes a success story of a rural backyard poultry development project in Maharashtra, India. The key points are: 1) 312 mini hatchery units were established to promote rural backyard poultry farming by making day-old chicks accessible. 2) One beneficiary, Jaiprakash Narayan Thakur, increased production from 400 to 1200 eggs and has produced over 37,000 chicks, earning over Rs. 25,000-30,000 monthly. 3) The project aims to boost egg/meat production, generate rural employment, empower women, and increase nutritional availability through backyard poultry.

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    The document describes a success story of a rural backyard poultry development project in Maharashtra, India. The key points are: 1) 312 mini hatchery units were established to promote rural backyard poultry farming by making day-old chicks accessible. 2) One beneficiary, Jaiprakash Narayan Thakur, increased production from 400 to 1200 eggs and has produced over 37,000 chicks, earning over Rs. 25,000-30,000 monthly. 3) The project aims to boost egg/meat production, generate rural employment, empower women, and increase nutritional availability through backyard poultry.

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    Success Story under RKVY

    ‘Pashusevardhanatun Samrudhi’

    Title - ‘Development of Rural Backyard Poultry By “Supplying Mini


    Hatchery Units” to Self Help Groups / Poultry Cooperative
    Societies /individual poultry farmers’.

    Category - Animal Husbandry


    In Maharashtra state, the poultry industry has been flourished in Private sector.
    Commercial production of layer poultry birds as well as broiler poultry has been
    concentrated at the hands of big entrepreneurs, who are also undertaking contract farming
    activity for the broiler poultry. The role of the state government is to support the rural
    poultry farmers by provision of improved / low input technology poultry birds, which will be
    useful and profitable in backyard poultry keeping. To take view of this, Development of Rural
    Backyard Poultry By “Supplying Mini Hatchery Units” to Self Help Groups / Poultry
    Cooperative Societies /individual poultry farmers project was proposed. This project has
    following objectives –
    To promote low input technology poultry birds in rural backyard poultry farming by
    facilitating availability of Day Old Chicks at farmer’s door steps. To develop capacity for
    supplying DOCs to poultry farmers of the breeds of their choice and also to minimize the
    mortality among day old chicks at the door step of poultry farmers.

    Challenge –
    To overcome some challenges like, the limited infrastructure of the Govt. owned Central
    Hatcheries & IPDBs, they are not in a position to meet the ever growing demand of backyard
    poultry sector.Inadequate availability of modern & useful equipments. Inadequate bio-
    security measures at the Govt owned poultry farms due to shortage of funds. Lack of
    initiatives for promoting production of maize with an aim to reduce cost of poultry feed. Poor
    genetic potential of deshi poultry birds. Absence of statute /legal framework for regulating
    the poultry farming activities in the state.

    At the time of formulation of the project, the poultry population in Maharashtra state was
    647.56 lakh . as per the 18th livestock census (of the year 2007). This population has
    substantially increased to 301.60 lakh, (which includes 200.11 lakh backyard poultry birds).
    Taking in consideration of district-wise poultry population and the estimated annual
    production of eggs in Maharashtra state is 354.60 crores, with 33 eggs available per capita
    per year. Similarly, the estimated annual chicken meat production is 279.878 thousand MT as
    per the Integrated Sample Survey report of the year 2008-09. It is evident that, the backyard
    poultry population is 31 % of the total poultry birds in the state. This emphasizes the need to
    take due care of the backyard poultry sector. As per the Integrated Sample Survey report of
    the year 2008-09,. The average annual growth rate in egg production as well as meat
    production in the state during the span of years 2006-07 to 2008-09 has been observed to be
    2-5 % & 1.45 % respectively. It has been quite essential to adopt certain measures necessary
    for augmenting the growth rate in poultry production. The National Development Council has
    also recommended 6 % growth rate in poultry production.
    Initiative –

    For promoting the production of eggs as well as chicken meat, it has been quite necessary
    to give the impetus to all the prominent stake holders viz. Private sector (which is obviously
    an organized sector) and the large number of backyard poultry farmers (predominantly the
    women and this sector is obviously an unorganized sector). The commercial poultry
    production was promoted by way of policy decisions through extension of certain
    concessions with suitable policy decisions.

    For promoting the backyard poultry, it is necessary to give the much needed
    infrastructural support (in form of improved poultry birds/ day old chicks at subsidized rate,
    hatchery units, training etc.) to the targeted beneficiaries in order to get optimum production
    from this sector.

    From the central hatcheries and Intensive Poultry Development Blocks of deparment, day
    old chicks and hatching eggs were supplied to the small and marginal farmers, agricultural
    laborers as well as landless laborers according to their demand. Thus, these hatcheries are
    functioning with the intension to benefit the widespread unorganized sector in the state.

    This strategy helps in boosting the egg and meat production of the state and in achieving the
    stipulated annual growth rate of 6% in egg production. At the same time, self employment
    and women empowerment through poultry production has been generated in the rural areas
    and tackling malnutrition through ensured availability of nutritious diet. Ultimately, the per
    capita availability of eggs and poultry meat will also increase with the growth of backyard
    poultry.

    Key result/ insight/ interesting fact –

    312 Mini hatching units were established in Maharashtra State. In this project, mini
    hatchery units has been provided (Setter cum Hatcher of 400 eggs capacity each along with
    construction of poultry shed of 1000 Sq.Ft.) to the Self Help Groups / poultry co-operative
    societies / individual poultry farmers on 75% subsidy admissible over the total project cost.

    ‘Sunday ho ya Monday roj khavo unday’


    Some beneficiary’s success stories are below.
    Sr. No Particulars Details
    1 Name of the Scheme Supply of Mini Setter Hatcher to Beneficiaries
    Under RKVY.
    2 Component of the Scheme 1. Mini Setter Hatcher Machine with a
    capacity of 400 eggs,.
    2. Hatching eggs - 2000 .
    3. High Capacity Inverter
    4. One Day Training
    5. Service Warranty for 3 Years.
    3 Project Cost Rs. 1,64,000/-, Beneficiary share Rs. 41000/-
    4 Year of the Implementation 2012-13
    5 Name of the Beneficiaries Shri. Jaiprakash Narayan Thakur
    Mobile.No.9923900678
    6 Address At/post- Bhandaraali,Tarapur,
    Block and Dist. Palghar - 401502
    7 Education 10th Class and ITI Diploma in Fitter
    8 Date of the Machine Supplied 20/03/2012
    9 Occupation and Source of Income Rural Entrepreneur in Poultry& Mini Setter
    Hatcher Runner
    10 Details of the Income 1. He has Increased the capacity of Hatcher –
    setter from 400 eggs to 1200 eggs.
    2. Chicks Produced (in 38 Batches) - 37,730.
    (From Year 2012-13 to August 2016)
    3. Generates income by selling37730 Day Old
    Chick (@Rs.20 to 23/- per Chick.)
    4. Also generates income by Selling grown birds
    of 1-2 months age @ Rs.180/- per kg.
    5. He has the Foundation Stock of LIT birds
    100+10.
    6. He is selling hatching eggs @Rs.10/- and
    Table egg @Rs.8/-
    7. Selling the birds @Rs.300 to 350/-
    11 Second Instalment of assistance Financial Assistance of Rs. 1, 12, 500/- for
    Poultry Shed contraction (40X50 Sq. Ft.)in the
    year 2014-15 was given under RKVY Scheme
    12 Remark Monthly income Rs. 25,000 to 30,000/- . Getting
    enthusiastic became entrepreneur and started
    his own feed mill.

    Shri. Jaiprakash Narayan Thakur Mobile.No.9923900678


    At/post- Bhandaraali,Tarapur, Block and Dist. Palghar – 401502
    Visit of Hon’le Principal Secretary (ADF), Deputy Secretary with AH field Officers
    Govt. Of Maharashtra and Shri. Jaiprakash Narayan Thakur Dated 14 July 2016
    sr. Particulars Details
    no
    1 Name of the Scheme Supply of Mini Setter Hatcher and Assistance for poultry
    construction to Beneficiaries Under RKVY.
    2 Component of the Scheme 1. Mini Setter Hatcher Machine with a
    capacity of 400 eggs,.
    2. Hatching eggs - 2000 .
    3. High Capacity Inverter
    4. One Day Training
    5. Machine Service Warranty for 3 Years.
    1. Financial Assistance of Rs. 1, 12, 500/- for Poultry Shed
    contraction (40X50 Sq. Ft.)in the year 2014-15 was given under
    RKVY Scheme
    3 Project Cost Project Cost of Supply of Mini Setter Hatcher Rs. 1,64,000/-,
    Beneficiary share Rs. 41000/-
    4 Year of the Implementation 2012-13
    5 Name of the Beneficiaries Shri. Balsing Pratapsing Chavan
    Mobile.No. 9765511430
    6 Address At/post -Vihigaon Tal. Khamgaon Dist. Buldhana.
    7 Education 10th Std.
    8 Date of the Machine Supplied Year 2012-13
    9 Occupation and Source of Income Poultry farming.
    10 Details of the Income 1. He has Increased the capacity of Hatcher –setter from 400
    eggs to 1000 eggs.
    2. He rears 6 to 7 batches per year and gets Rs.15000/- per
    batch profit.
    3. He gets profit of Rs. 25 to 30000/- per batch from selling birds
    through Poultry farming.
    3. Also he has got opportunity to supply 4 week age of Low input
    technology birds to 393 beneficiaries as Mother Unit Runner in
    in Rural backyard poultry development Scheme. In this scheme
    he got Rs. 60000/- subsidy and Rs. 50 per bird.
    11 Second Instalment of assistance Financial Assistance of Rs. 1, 12, 500/- for Poultry Shed
    contraction (40X50 Sq. Ft.)in the year 2013-14 was given under
    RKVY Scheme.
    12 Remark He is Mother Unit Runner and Supplying birds to beneficiaries
    in Rural backyard poultry development Scheme and to nearby
    area. Getting enthusiastic he became entrepreneur and started
    his own feed mill. Also he started Quail eggs hatching in his
    Setter Hatcher by his own experience. He is having license of
    Quail Farming and Hatching. Also he supplied Birds of Satpuda
    Breed. From his experience, he is working as Community
    Resource Person, too.
    Photographs
    Shri. Balsing Pratapsing Chavan Mobile.No. 9765511430
    At/post- Vihigaon Tal. Khamgaon, Block and Dist. Buldhana.

    Shri. Balsing Pratapsing Chavan setting egg in


    Setter hatcher

    Shri. Balsing Pratapsing Chavan working


    in Poultry Farm.

    Shri. Balsing Pratapsing Chavan distributing 4


    weeks old birds to beneficiaries in RBPD
    Scheme

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