Business Plan - Pig Farming
Business Plan - Pig Farming
Business Plan - Pig Farming
1. Executive Summary
Pig farming is one of the promising industries in the Philippines. About 80% of domesticated pigs are
raised in backyard piggeries. The loan applicant intends to engage in this field on a commercial-scale
through a bank loan. The loan proponent shall situate the production area at her parent's vacant lot
outside the residential area of Pila, Laguna, measuring 1,000 square meter, lighting and waste disposal
facilities for the smooth management and operation of the furrowing and fattening business.
Upon completion of the structure, we shall put the 50 piglets for furrowing and 100 piglets for
fattening which was purchased from reputable stock breeders. We shall closely oversee the raising of
these pigs by providing the proper nutrition and sanitation to keep them healthy and disease-free until
they are disposed to buyers.
Mrs. Jane Chavez is a 38-year old , who has been appointed as President of PWD at Muntinlupa
City from March 2014 to February 2015. She is newly married to Marcelino Sanico, a Mechanical
Engineering Graduate at TUP-taguig. Her parents and relatives are mostly farmers wherein many of the
mare backyard piggery raisers who have learned a lot from their several years of actual experience.
The gainful attributes of the project proponent will bring income for the family and those
employed. Society will likewise be benefiting from the project and will be contributing to the country's
economy in such a way that additional goods and services are used and consumed in the business and
its backward and forward links enabling the money to flow and circulate.
1. Introducion/Background
a. Rationale
Pig farming is a very promising industry in the Philippines considering the fact that there is a
high demand for both processed and fresh pork meat being cooked in the homes and restaurants on
ordinary and special family occasions. In effect, large scale and backyard pig production exist and grow.
The fattened pigs are sold to the public, mainly to butchers, middlemen, and food processors while the
piglets are sold to enterprising backyard pig fattening farmers all over the Barangays.
This project proponent has conceptualized to engage in this project to supply the felt-need of
the desired profit from this endeavor.
Pig farming is a capital intensive project. Thus, the proponent has intended to acquire the
needed funding requirement from the OWWA-LBP loan program for the former OFW's to establish and
operate the business.
b. Objectives
The main objective of the project is to profitably gain in the production and supply of the
market's demand or desire for right quality and quantity pigs and piglets.
2. Market Plan