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Toppers, kamu suka termasuk yang tidak bisa lepas dari camilan, nggak? Kalau iya, berarti kamu sama seperti mayoritas orang Indonesia. Berdasarkan survei The State of Snacking yang dilakukan oleh Mondelez International, tiga dari empat orang Indonesia lebih memilih camilan yang praktis dibanding konsumsi makanan berat. Kalau gitu, selain bisa menjadi wahana untuk wisata kuliner, Indonesia juga bisa jadi peluang jualan makanan ringan yang tepat. Kalau kamu berminat namun belum memutuskan mau jualan apa, kami punya solusinya! Ini dia 10 resep snack manis dan gurih yang mudah dan cocok banget untuk jualan. Baca Juga Resep & Cara Membuat Nugget Ayam Rumahan Resep Makanan Ringan Manis Mudah untuk Dijual Lima resep pertama adalah untuk camilan manis, Toppers. Memiliki cita rasa yang bikin ketagihan, menjual makanan ringan manis yang mudah dibuat ini bisa membawakan untung buat kamu! 1. Lumpia Pisang Sumber gambar Si kecil satu ini paling nikmat dimakan hangat-hangat. Langkah-langkah dan bahannya cukup simple, bisa jadi inspirasi jualan! Bahan Kulit lumpia Pisang raja yang sudah matang, potong-potong memanjang Meses cokelat Keju milky soft, diparut Putih telur secukupnya sebagai perekat Cara membuat Ambil kulit lumpia. Isi dengan pisang yang sudah dipotong-potong. Taburi meses dan keju parut. Lipat, gulung, lem pinggirnya dengan putih telur. Goreng dengan api kecil, angkat dan tiriskan lumpia setelah garing dan berubah warna. 2. Silky Pudding dengan Topping Gula Jawa Sumber gambar pinterest Memadukan rasa modern dan tradisional, puding lembut satu ini bisa membuat pelanggan kamu nambah terus. Bahan ml susu UHT 1 bungkus agar-agar tawar 3 sdm gula pasir 3 gula jawa 50 ml air Cara membuat Pertama masak agar-agar, susu, dan gula. Setelah mendidih, pindahkan ke cetakan, dinginkan hingga set. Kemudian masak gula jawa dan air, dinginkan. Setelah puding set, tuang cairan gula jawa di atas puding dan sajikan. 3. Es Pisang Coklat Sumber gambar Makanan ringan satu ini pembuatannya sangat mudah dan bahan-bahannya dijual di mana-mana. Dari anak-anak hingga yang dewasa berpotensi suka! Bahan 5 buah pisang cavendish, raja, atau Ambon 200 gr dark cooking chocolate Topping sesuai selera. Bisa coklat ceres warna warni, kacang, frosting. Stik es Cara membuat Potong bagian pisang menjadi 2, kemudian tusuk dengan stik es dan diamkan di freezer sampai membeku. Kukus atau tim dark cooking chocolate. Setelah mencair celupkan pisang es ke coklat leleh dan langsung taburi topping pilihan harus cepat agar coklat tidak cepat membeku Dinginkan es pisang kembali, tunggu hingga kadar beku/dingin yang diinginkan. 4. Mochi dengan Topping yang Beragam Sumber gambar Kenyal di luar dan lumer di dalam, makanan ringan yang ternyata cukup mudah dibuat ini berpotensi laku kalau dijual! Bahan isi Whipped cream secukupnya 80 gr dark compound chocolate ¼ sdt kopi instan 10 gr mentega Cara membuat Campur semua bahan ke dalam wadah yang tahan panas. Letakkan wadah tahan panas di atas wadah yang berisi air, panaskan dengan api sedang. Aduk terus hingga semua bahan meleleh dan menyatu. Angkat, kemudian dinginkan dan simpan di lemari es. Saat adonan isi sudah dingin dan agak membeku, ambil sedikit lalu bentuk seperti bola. Dinginkan di freezer Bahan Kulit 50 gr gula pasir 100 gr tepung ketan putih Air secukupnya ¼ vanili bubuk ¼ sdt garam Sedikit mentega putih Maizena, wijen atau coklat cair untuk topping Cara membuat Campurkan semua bahan kecuali topping dan air. Masukkan air sedikit demi sedikit sambil aduk adonan sampai menyatu dan uleni sampai kalis. Diamkan sebentar. Siapkan pinggan tahan panas. Olesi dengan mentega atau minyak pada dasar wadah dan sedikit tepian pinggan supaya adonan tidak lengket saat diangkat. Ambil sedikit bagian adonan kulit, bulatkan, dan pipihkan di telapak tangan. Letakkan adonan isi di atas adonan kulit. Lalu tutup dan bulat-bulatkan kembali. Letakkan di pinggan yang sudah disiapkan. Siapkan kukusan. Kukus adonan di atas api sedang selama kurang lebih 15 menit. Tutup kukusan dengan kain supaya air kukusan tidak jatuh ke adonan. Setelah matang, angkat. Balur dengan topping saat masih hangat. 5. Donat Kentang Sumber gambar Merupakan salah satu makanan ringan klasik Indonesia, jualan donat kentang bisa bikin banyak orang nostalgia. Mau coba? Simak resepnya! Bahan 250 gr tepung terigu protein sedang 100 gr kentang halus 35 gr gula pasir 100 ml air/susu 6 gr ragi 30 gr margarin cair atau unsalted butter + garam 1 butir kuning telur ¼ sdt baking powder 2 sdm susu bubuk 200 gr gula halus 500 ml minyak goreng Cara membuat Campur tepung terigu, ragi, gula, baking powder, dan susu bubuk, aduk rata. Tambahkan kentang yang sudah dihaluskan, aduk terus dengan sumpit hingga mirip gumpalan pasir. Campurkan kuning telur, air, dan margarin cair, aduk rata. Campurkan bahan cair dan bahan kering, aduk hingga tercampur rata. Simpan dalam wadah lalu tutupi dengan cling wrap dan diamkan 30 menit. Uleni adonan sebentar lalu diamkan 5-10 menit. Pipihkan adonan, pastikan seluruh permukaan sama rata lalu cetak dengan cetakan donat. Diamkan donat selama 20 menit atau sampai mengembang. Panaskan minyak, gunakan api kecil lalu goreng hingga kuning keemasan. Tiriskan minyak pada donat. Gulingkan donat yang sudah dingin ke gula halus. Donat Kentang siap disajikan. Kue yang rasanya pas datang dari bahan-bahan berkualitas. Checkout di Tokopedia sekarang! Baca Juga Resep Dessert Box Aneka Rasa, Enak dan Mudah! Resep Makanan Ringan Gurih Mudah untuk Dijual Sekarang, saatnya menyenangkan lidah yang suka sensasi gurih atau bahkan pedas. Dari rebusan hingga gorengan, resep di bawah siap bikin yang lihat tergugah! 1. Cilok Telur Puyuh Sumber gambar Olahan aci lazim dikenal sebagai jajanan sekolahan. Namun, aci yang mudah untuk dimasak ini bisa kamu jual ke segala usia karena peminatnya beragam. Bahan 20 butir telur puyuh 150 gr tepung terigu 150 gr tepung tapioka Daun bawang, iris-iris 200 ml air hangat 2 siung bawang putih Garam secukupnya Kaldu bubuk ayam secukupnya Cara membuat Campur tepung terigu, tapioka, bawang putih, garam, kaldu ayam, dan daun bawang. Aduk rata. Lalu tuang air hangat, uleni sampai kalis. Kemudian bentuk adonan bulat, masukkan telur puyuh di dalamnya. Terakhir didihkan air panas beri sedikit minyak supaya tidak lengket. Masukkan cilok tunggu sampai mengapung. Angkat dan tiriskan. 2. Bakso Goreng Sumber gambar Tanpa kuah, olahan bakso satu ini tetap bisa membuat yang melihat berselera. Kamu bisa loh membuat makanan ringan gurih ini dari 0 dengan langkah yang sederhana, berani coba? Bahan 10 sdm air 3 sdm tepung terigu 1 butir telur 7 Sdm tepung tapioka atau aci Penyedap rasa Garam dan gula secukupnya Cara membuat Pertama, tuang 10 sdm air ke dalam teflon. Kemudian, tambahkan 3 sendok tepung terigu dan penyedap. Aduk campuran air dan tepung sampai menggumpal dan menjadi adonan. Angkat dan dinginkan. Tambahkan 1 telur dan 7 sendok tepung aci atau tepung tapioka. Campurkan semua bahan dan uleni. Jika adonan sudah kalis, bisa langsung dibentuk bulat-bulat seperti layaknya Bakso Goreng, atau bisa sesuai selera masing-masing. Siapkan air panas untuk merebus. Jika bakso sudah mengapung, tandanya sudah siap diangkat dan dinginkan. Setelah didinginkan, belah Bakso Goreng menjadi 4 bagian Goreng bakso di wajan yang sudah dipanaskan, tunggu sampai kecoklatan, kemudian angkat dan tiriskan. 3. Corn Dog Sumber gambar Bentuknya yang dari kejauhan seperti jagung membuat camilan sosis berbalut tepung ini mendapatkan nama “Corn”. Cukup mengenyangkan, makanan ringan satu ini ternyata mudah dibuat! Bahan Sosis 5 buah. Tepung terigu 3 sdm. Tepung panir 4 sdm. Baking powder ½ sdt. Garam ½ sdt. Tepung roti Secukupnya. Tusuk sate 5 buah. Air secukupnya. Cara membuat Campur semua bahan, aduk hingga kental berat, kemudian masukkan ke dalam kulkas 5 menit saja. Kupas kulit sosis,kemudian tusuk dengan tusuk sate, kemudian balurkan adonan tepung terigu nya. Gulingkan sosis ke tepung panir diamkan selama 10 menit di dalam kulkas. Goreng hingga berwarna kecoklatan dengan api kecil. Tiriskan dan tambahkan saus atau mayonaise sesuai selera. 4. Sandwich Goreng Sumber gambar kompas Resep mudah satu ini bisa kamu praktekkan untuk jualan pagi-pagi. Memiliki isi yang padat dan karbohidrat dari roti, makanan ringan satu ini pas untuk sarapan! Bahan 6 lembar roti tawar tanpa pinggiran 80 gr kornet sapi 2 lembar keju slice 2 butir telur, kocok lepas 1 sdm mentega untuk olesan 50 gr mentega untuk menggoreng Cara membuat Oleskan mentega pada roti, lalu tambahkan kornet sapi serta keju slice. Tutup lagi dengan selembar roti. Celupkan roti lapis ke dalam telur yang telah dikocok. Panaskan wajan, lalu goreng roti hingga berwarna kecoklatan. 5. Sempol Ayam Sumber gambar Mirip sate lilit, sempol ayam adalah makanan ringan favorit yang umumnya laku dijual. Siapa sangka, resepnya cukup mudah diikuti. Bahan 1 kg dada ayam fillet ½ kg tepung terigu 1 kg tepung kanji 4 butir telur 5 sdm garam 6 sachet kaldu bubuk 5 sachet lada bubuk 20 siung bawang putih 4 batang daun bawang 10 sdm bawang goreng 8 sdm bawang putih 1 liter air mendidih Cara membuat Cincang dada ayam dan blender hingga halus. Cincang kasar daun bawang. Ulek atau blender bawang putih dan bawang goreng. Masukan daging ayam ke dalam wadah. Tambahkan bawang putih dan bawang goreng yang telah dihaluskan, aduk rata. Masukan tepung terigu, tepung kanji, daun bawang dan semua bumbu-bumbu seperti garam, gula, lada bubuk, dan kaldu bubuk. Uleni hingga semua bahan tercampur. Kepal kepal adonan sempol dan tusuk menggunakan tusuk sate. Rendam ke dalam air yang mendidih hingga mengembang. Angkat dan tiriskan. Siapkan wadah untuk mengocok telur dan garam. Balurkan sempol dengan adonan telur. Panaskan minyak dan goreng sempol hingga matang. Baca Juga Variasi Resep Macaroni Schotel Dari Kukus Hingga Panggang Bagaimana, Toppers? Sudah kebayang mau masak yang mana? Resep makanan ringan di atas adalah beberapa contoh dari sekian banyak camilan yang bisa kamu jual. Semoga menginspirasi dan selamat mencoba! Apapun pilihanmu, pastikan kamu masak dengan alat dapur dan bahan-bahan terbaik yang bisa kamu dapat di Tokopedia! Penulis Amanda Rafiqah Putri Download Article Download Article Running a chicken farm requires more than just agricultural know-how. If you want to be a chicken farmer, you must also think like a business person while growing your brand. Choosing a focus, establishing a brand, raising your chickens, and building your business are all part of chicken farming. Then, as your farm grows, you'll be able to market, finance, and network to grow your business. 1 Make an egg-laying farm if you want to work with egg production. Chicken farms usually fall in 1 of 2 categories egg-laying or meat production. Choose egg-laying as your focus if you'd prefer to work with hens and sell farm-fresh eggs.[1] Although less common, some chicken farms handle both meat production and egg-laying. You can choose this option if desired, but it may require twice as much equipment and physical labor. 2 Create a meat production farm if you're interested in processing meat. Meat production is a lucrative farming business if you're comfortable butchering and processing chickens for meat. If you're interested in raising and slaughtering chickens for meat, make a meat production farm instead. Meat production farmers can also utilize every part of the chicken when selling their products, including the bones, which has the potential for higher revenue.[2] Advertisement 3 Choose a specialty niche for your business, if desired. Some chicken farms have a specialization that sets them apart from their competitors. Once you've decided on whether to create a meat production or egg-laying farm, you can also pick a niche within that sector like Egg or meat processing Processing poultry products for taste, quality, and safety Marketing poultry products Promoting poultry products through advertisements to increase revenue Chicken breeding Raising and selling chickens for pet owners or other farmers 4 Pick a chicken breed that matches your farming goals. Not all chicken breeds are the same. Some broilers are best for meat production and others layers are best for egg production. Once you've chosen a niche, choose a chicken breed that is best for your specific niche.[3] If you want to start an egg-laying farm, for example, you may want to choose a layer breed like Rhode Island Red, Hamburg, or Sussex chickens.[4] You can find a list of popular chicken breeds and their specialties at 5 Find a location close to your city's limits. While you can't always start a farm in your backyard, staying near a city is useful for transportation. Buy land outside of your town or city's limits, but close enough that you can drive to or from it on a daily basis.[5] The further you move from your city or town, the cheaper the land will be. If you can't find land near the city limits, look for land in the countryside where you'll have plenty of space to farm. Advertisement 1 Pursue a bachelor's degree in agriculture or business. While not required, most aspirational farm owners complete an undergraduate degree first. To better prepare for a career in chicken farming, choose a bachelor's degree in agriculture, business, or a niche major like farm administration or poultry science if your college offers it.[6] If you choose agriculture or poultry science, add a business minor or vice-versa to take classes on marketing, leadership, and other relevant topics. Get your degree online if you don't have time for a traditional four-year degree. 2 Create a business plan for your chicken farm. Write an outline for how you plan to run your chicken farm and what your long-term goals are for the next 3-5 years. Include information like your history, structure, objectives, vision, products, target demographic, and marketing strategy in the plan. Once you've written the outline, review it with an established farmer or business advisor, and revise your plan based on their suggestion. If you're running an meat productions farm, for example, you could include your plans for raising and butchering chickens, revenue goals or the first year, and plans for marketing your poultry products in stores. Business plans are useful for attracting investors or business partners down the road. 3 Apply for a loan to fund your chicken farm if necessary. If you don't have enough money for your supplies, schedule an appointment with your local bank. Discuss your financial history, business goals, and monetary needs with the loan advisor to apply for and secure a loan.[7] Bring a business outline, evidence of your credit history, pay stubs, and anything else requested by the bank to your meeting. Start with a loan for the minimum amount of equipment and chickens for your farm. You can always get a larger loan as your business grows. 4 Purchase all of the necessary equipment for your chicken farm. The type of equipment you need will depend on whether you're running an egg-laying or meat production farm. Head to an agricultural supply store to purchase the necessary equipment, which may include[8] Brooders Cages Coops Crates Egg trays Feeders Incubator Lighting instruments Nests Perches Waterers or heaters Waste disposal system 5 Determine whether to hire laborers for your farm. How much manpower you'll need depends on the size of your farm. If you have less than 200-500 birds, you should be able to run the farm by yourself. Otherwise, especially if you want to grow your farm, you may need additional help. Start with a small farm so you don't have to pay workers until your chicken farm business is successful. Advertisement 1 Set up coops or cages for your chickens. Chickens need shelter from the outdoor weather and predators. Buy or build a chicken coop or cage on your farm with dimensions based on how many chickens you're housing.[9] Build the chicken coop or cage at about 3 sq ft m2 per chicken.[10] Clean the chicken coop or cage regularly to prevent the chickens from spreading diseases. 2Raise chicks for your farm. After setting up your equipment, buy chicks from a breeder or agricultural supply store. If you're new to raising chickens, buy no more than 500 while you're establishing your farm before adding more to your business.[11] 3 Feed your chickens daily. Buy chicken feed from a pet or agricultural supply store and feed your chickens once a day. Give each chicken about ounces 99 g of chicken feed a day to keep your chickens healthy and prevent malnourishment.[12] You can also give chickens corn, halved grapes, or cabbage as a treat, but avoid feeding them these treats more than several times a week as it's less healthy than chicken feed.[13] 4Bring sick or infested chickens to a veterinarian. Diseases spread quickly between chickens, so inspect them regularly for illnesses or pest infestation. If you notice any abnormalities in your chickens' appearances or behaviors, hire a vet to diagnose and treat your chickens.[14] Advertisement 1 Write down your farming sales and production records for future reference. To make sure that your business is creating a profit, keep a log of your sales, business growth, and financial losses on a spreadsheet. Determine whether you are gaining or losing money, and make goals to cut back on costs and earn more money. If you notice that you're spending too much on chicken feed, for example, shop around with different suppliers to find cheaper feed. You can also hire an accountant or financial advisor to keep your records organized for you. 2 Market your poultry farm to spread the word. Marketing your business, especially during the first few years, is crucial for securing more customers and earning a larger revenue. To raise visibility, create ads, make business cards, create a website, and make newsletters print or online to promote your business. If you're new to marketing and want to improve your tactics, hire a marketing consultant to choose the best tactics for business promotion. [15] Creating a logo for your business can also provide visibility for your brand. 3 Connect with other farming businesses. Meeting other farmers can help spread the word about your farm and attract investors. Attend agricultural conferences and reach out to other farming companies especially poultry farms in your area to make positive, lasting connections. If you need to hire more workers, try to hire those with years of experience in poultry farming for better stability.[16] 4 Apply for more loans or investments to grow your business. Once you've established your farm, analyze your costs and apply for bigger loans if needed. If you want to pursue alternative ways to finance your business, you can also try applying to business lenders or investors known for financing agricultural businesses. If you're running a chicken breeding farm, for example, you may want a loan to buy better egg incubators. Advertisement Add New Question Question What is the minimum number of chickens to start with on a farm? Andy Winder Community Answer The number of chickens you need depends on the purpose and size of your farm. Generally, 200-500 chickens is average for starting a new farm. Question How should I draw up a business plan for a chicken farm? Draw up plans for your equipment, a decent sized holding area and a plain grass stretch. Follow a standard business plan but clearly tailored to running a chicken farm, the expected costs and desired profits. Question How can I make sure I have enough money to start a chicken farm? You can start out small. See more answers Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit Advertisement Research methods that successful chicken farms use as a guide for your business. Popular poultry farms include Cargill Meat Solutions, Hormel Foods Corp, Tyson Foods, JBS USA, and Smithfield Foods.[17] If you're not up for starting a chicken farm from scratch, you can also invest in or buy an existing franchise instead.[18] Advertisement References About This Article Article SummaryXTo start a chicken farm business, decide if you want to focus on eggs, meat production, or another specialty niche, then obtain the necessary equipment. Next, choose a chicken breed that matches your farming goals and set up coops or cages to keep them in. Feed and care for your chickens daily and be sure to separate any chickens that seem ill from the rest of the population. Don't forget to market your business by creating a website and advertisements! For more tips on choosing the best breed for your goals, read on! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 1,716,596 times. Reader Success Stories "I like the following 1. Keeping records of all activities taking place in relation to the poultry farming; 2...." more Did this article help you? Jakarta - Chicken katsu yang berupa fillet ayam dilapisi tepung panir ini rasanya renyah gurih. Gampang dibuat, bahannya ekonomis dan sangat cocok buat goreng tepung panir atau chicken katsu ini merupakan hidangan klasik Jepang. Disajikan dengan salad sayuran atau jadi topping ramen atau diberi saus kari gampang dicapat dan ekonomis harganya. Membuatnya juga tak rumit. Apalagi chicken katsu bisa disimpan sebagai stok dalam keadaan beku dan digoreng saat akan disajikan. Ukuran fillet ayam bisa dipotong dengan ukuran sesuai selera. perhatikan cara melapisi tepung panir dan menyimpannya. 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Small scale chicken farming has been growing in popularity among hobbyists as a sustainable way to have eggs and chickens always on hand. The start-up costs for a chicken farm are reasonable and can be made back if you decide to start selling your eggs to friends, neighbors, and at the local farmer’s market.[1] Before you can have eggs to sell, you will need to establish your business, set up the chicken coop, purchase chickens, and take good care of the chickens in your new farm. 1 Understand the skills and abilities required to start a chicken farm. Farming is known to be hard work, driven by a practical point of view and a commitment to long work hours. As a beginner farmer, you should be aware of the skills, abilities, and expectations required of you so you are prepared to start your farming endeavor with a good sense of what the role entails.[2] As a farmer, you will need to be willing to work long hours, including weekends, very early mornings, and likely late nights. You will also need to be prepared for physical work, where you are feeding, cleaning, shoveling, and caring for your chickens on a constant basis. You will also need to be prepared for seasonal earnings, where your profits are dependant on when your hens lay and how well you market and sell the meat and eggs produced by your chickens. This may mean your profits will be on the low end during your first year as a chicken farmer and you may need to wait one to two years to turn any significant profits from your farm. As a chicken farmer, you may need to be patient and be okay with setbacks or first time mistakes. You will then need to problem solve issues by fixing it yourself and relying on your abilities as a doer. 2 Create a business plan for your chicken farm. Set your farm up for success by creating a business plan. Your business plan should include Farm expenses This is the cost of your equipment, the cost of your feed, the cost of your chicken coops, and the cost of your chickens. You should also consider the cost of the insurance premiums for the farm and if you need to pay for labor in the form of workers or employees to help you maintain the farm. Farm income This should be made up of profit goals, where you have a certain amount of profit you will need to hit on a month to month basis. It’s important to have profit goals so you can sustain a certain income from the farm and ensure you turn a profit. Financing To get the farm off the ground, you will need some form of financing or capital. This could be in the form of a savings account, borrowing money from a business partner or family, and/or grants or loans from government agencies. You may also have cash-flow through another source of income, like a part time job or another farming endeavor, that can be used to pay for expenses and keep your farm running. Disaster plan As any farmer knows, the weather or a bad season can lead to low profits. You should have a disaster plan in place in the event of an emergency to ensure you can survive a bad year or a bad turn of events. Outline changes you can make to your farm to help you save money and stay in business in the event of a disaster. You may also want to have a succession plan in place, such as a will, in the event of a fatal incident. Advertisement 3 Apply for financing. Unless you have a large amount of money in your savings account or access to start up funds through family or friends, you will have to apply for financing through a third party. This could be through a government program that provides grants for beginner farmers or through a loan from your local bank.[3] Most banks are partnered with local agencies that provide financing for start up farms, through Aggie Bond programs and the USDA. If you do not own the land you are farming on, you may be able to create a contract with the landowner in exchange for coverage of your equipment and start up costs. Look into the Farm Credit Services of America for Young and Beginning loans. These are made for farmers 35 years or younger, with 10 years or less of experience. Youth in Agriculture Loans also offers up to $2,500 for young farmers who are still students. You can find a complete list of farm loan programs on the Farm Service Agency’s website.[4] Check if your state has a tax-free bond program to provide funding for beginner farmers. You should also check with the USDA Farm Service Agency, which can lend you money to get your farm off the ground. 4 Work with a farming organization to get hands on experience as a farmer. If you would like to get a better sense of the work environment and the expectations in the farmer role, you may want to spend some time working with a farming organization like WWOOF World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms.[5] These positions often cover your room and board on the farm in exchange for working on the farm. You can also get hands on experience in the life of farming for a longer period of time, which will better prepare you to start your own farm. Advertisement 1 Decide if you are going to do coop farming or pastured farming. There are two options when it comes to chicken farming farming your chickens in a coop or farming your chickens in a pasture. When you set up a coop chicken farm, you will need to have coops, buildings, and large equipment to take care of the chickens. Pastured farming only requires a small acreage of land and an enclosure so the birds are protected from predators. The benefits of pastured farming are that there is very little overhead or start up costs and it can be done with fifty chickens or hundreds of chickens. Many of the other elements of chicken farming, like selecting chickens and caring for the chickens, are the same for both coop farming and pastured farming. The major difference in pastured farming is that rather than build a coop for the chickens, you will need small enclosed shelters on a pasture. The chicks, feed, and water will then be moved everyday in movable pens. You can also set up a pastured farm using a shelter that has a door that allows the chicks to move in and out of the shelter at will. You will then surround the shelter with electric fencing and move the fencing on occasion so the chicks are given access to new areas to pasture. 2 Build a coop big enough to house forty to sixty chickens. The most important element of your chicken farm is the chicken coop, which should be big enough to fit forty to sixty chickens at a time. Chickens are social animals and do well in groups. The coop should be big enough to provide four square feet of space per chicken. For example, an 8 x 8 chicken coop can hold 16 chickens. The coop should also be large enough for you to stand in so you can gather eggs and shovel manure. But do not make it too big, as the chickens can get cold in a space that is too large. Most chicken coops are built out of wood, with wood roofs and chicken wire windows and a chicken wire door. The windows or screens are important as they will allow sunlight into the coop in the wintertime and provide ventilation in the summertime. You can buy the raw materials and build it yourself using a chicken coop plan. If you do not want to take the time to construct a coop, you can buy one at your local hardware or farm supply store. Coops can range from $500 for a small one to $3000 for a larger size. 3 Include a large roosting area and nesting boxes. Your coop must include a roost for your chickens, about 6-12 inches of roosting space allotted for each bird. You can build the roost inside the coop using a board or dowel that is 1 ½ inches in diameter, making sure the roost is 2 ½ - 3 feet off the coop floor. The coop should also have a nesting box for the chickens, 13 inches all around, one box per four to five birds. The nesting boxes will keep the eggs laid off the coop floor and away from the manure. 4Add a feeder and water containers. Finally, make sure the coop has a feeder that is big enough for the chickens to eat from and several water containers that are shallow so the chickens cannot fall into them. You should have one long feeder per four to six birds and one water container per four to six birds.[6] 5 Fence in a 20 x 5 foot outdoor area near the coop with chicken wire and a chicken fence. Your chickens will need an outdoor area to walk and cluck around in so they can spread their wings and take dust baths throughout the day. A chicken run will help your chickens stay healthy and ensure they produce high quality eggs. You should fence the area with chicken wire or put up a chicken fence so the chickens stay in and are not threatened by predators, including any household cats or dogs.[7] Try to have the outdoor area close or next to the chicken coop for easy access and convenience. The chickens will spend a lot of time in the outdoor area and in the coop so they should be close to each other. You should fortify the chicken wire with fencing using T-posts to keep predators out and line the base of the enclosures to ensure no small animals like weasels, minks or snakes from getting into the enclosure. 6 Buy an incubator if you plan to breed your own chickens. If you plan to breed your own chickens, you should get one to two incubators to help keep your new chicks warm and well cared for.[8] Keep in mind incubators can be expensive and often take up lots of space. You can find incubators at your local farm equipment store or online through second hand websites. 7 Get stainless steel killing cones and a feather plucker to process your meat chickens. You should be prepared to process any chickens raised for meat by investing in stainless steel killing cones and a feather plucker. This will make the processing time for each chicken fast and efficient.[9] If you do not want to invest in this type of equipment, you can use a hatchet and a scalding pot instead to kill and process your chickens. However, larger meat chicken farms often have more sophisticated equipment to keep production easy and fast. 8 Invest in egg washing equipment for egg laying chickens. In order to sell chicken eggs commercially, you will need to have egg-washing equipment to clean the eggs properly. You will also need to have a professionally calibrated scale so you can size your eggs properly and a high intensity candler to grade your eggs.[10] You should also invest in egg cartons and egg labeling. Your labeling should advertise that your eggs are all natural, locally produced, and pesticide and chemical free as this will attract more customers to your eggs. Advertisement 1 Go for Ranger or Heritage breeds if you are raising the chickens for meat. If you are focused on getting meat from your birds, you may want to go for the Ranger breed, which grows moderately fast and are more active than the American white broiler birds that are popular in the chicken industry. These birds are full grown in about 12 weeks.[11] Heritage breeds like Jersey Giant, Wyandottes, Rocks and Australorps, are also good meat chickens and are good dual purpose birds, where you can procure both meat and eggs. They are slow growing but are known to be healthy and tasty. A heritage breed chicken can be ready in 6-8 months. 2Choose Black star, Red star, or White Leghorn breeds if you are raising the chickens for eggs. Most egg laying breeds will have smaller bodies than meat producing breeds and can lay white or brown eggs. There is no difference between white or brown eggs besides the color of the eggs. Many white egg layers are of the Leghorn breed and many brown egg layers are of the Rhode Island Red breed. White Leghorns, Black star, and Red star are all popular egg laying breeds, which can lay 320-340 eggs a year.[12] 3 Consider dual purpose breeds if you want meat and eggs from your chickens. Some chicken breeds are considered dual purpose, where you can get both meat and eggs from them with the proper care. Most first time chicken farmers go for dual purpose breeds if they are planning to have both eggs and meat. Popular dual purpose breeds include Orpingtons, Rocks, Wyandottes, Australorps, Rhode Island Reds, and Sussex varieties. You will need to have a rooster in your flock if you have dual purpose breeds, one rooster for every eight to twelve hens. Most dual purpose breeds take about three to four weeks to produce eggs and are “broody”. This means the hens of these breeds will sit on the eggs and hatch the chicks, thereby replenishing your flock without the need to buy new chicks or hatch the eggs yourself. 4 Buy young chicks if you are prepared to wait for eggs or meat. You can buy chickens at several different stages of development from a breeder day-old chicks, ready-to-lay pullets, and mature laying hens. Young, day-old chicks take the longest to grow and raise and you will need to wait about six months for eggs, but they are cheap, about $3 each from a hatchery. Invest in forty to sixty chicks if you are planning on running a larger scale chicken farm. You may want to start with only twelve to fourteen chicks if you are planning on running a small scale chicken farm on your land.[13] Ready-to-lay pullets are 20 weeks old and are more expensive than day-old chicks. But they are just starting to lay, meaning they will produce eggs sooner. They are also usually females and can go straight into your coop for roosting and laying. It is is difficult to get mature laying hens, as they are usually only available if a chicken farmer wants to sell their old hens and replace them. 5 Ask the breeder about the noise level and temperament of the chickens before buying them. You can buy your chickens from a local hatchery, which should be run by a knowledgeable breeder. You should ask the breeder about the noise level of the birds, if they are docile or very active, and if they are good in a confined space. The breeder should be able to recommend a breed based on your coop size and farm set up. You should also ask the breeder if the chickens are high-laying and how long they will take to lay eggs or reach maturity for meat. For example, some breeds are calm, docile, and high-laying, like the Jersey Giant, but require more room in the coop due to their size. Other breeds are not as docile, but are quiet and good with confinement, like the Araucanas, but they produce green colored eggs rather than the standard white or blue. The breeder should be forthcoming about all of this information before you buy any chickens from him. Advertisement 1Buy feed in bulk. Feed can be one of the most expensive supplies for running a chicken farm, but it is also the most essential element. Good high quality feed can ensure your chickens are healthy and their products taste good. While you may be tempted to allow your chickens to forage in pasture to reduce your feed costs, this will likely lead to a coop of hungry chickens and less eggs produced. Instead, buy enough feed in bulk to last you two months. This will allow you to save money and ensure you do not run out of feed for your chickens.[14] 2 Give young chicks starter feed. Most backyard chicken farms start with a flock of baby chicks, so it is important that you give the chicks the right amount of nutrients and care so they grow into full, healthy chickens. Look for chick starter feed at your local farm supply store. Chick starter feed usually comes in a mash or crumble form and contains a protein content of 18-24%, which helps the chicks to gain muscle and weight.[15] Give the chicks just starter feed once a day for the first two days, then introduce chick grit into their feeders on the third day. This will help them digest their food better. You can give them grit until they reach maturity and switch to oyster shell once they start to lay eggs. All chick breeds will consume around three pounds of starter feed during the first three weeks in the coop. You should make sure the water troughs are not too deep in the coop, as the chicks can drown in them. They should be shallow and cleaned daily. Have about a one gallon-sized waterer for every hundred chicks. If you have pullets, you can use one waterer for every six to eight birds. 3 Use a brooder lamp to keep the coop warm. Chicks will need a red brooder lamp on at all times in the coop and no drafts or cold areas to grow properly. The temperature of the coop should be around 92 degrees Fahrenheit. Once the chicks start to feather out, you can reduce the temperature in the coop by five degrees per week until they are six weeks old.[16] Make sure the chicks are close to water and food in the coop. You can do this by spreading four inches of pine shavings on the coop floor and then several layers of newspaper. Scatter chick feed on the paper so it is easy to access and make sure the feeding trough is full of feed. Remove one layer of paper a day until the chicks are comfortable using the feeding trough. 4 Ensure there is enough room in the coop to prevent picking. Picking is common among chicks and chickens in coops, as well as cannibalism and pecking to death. You can prevent this by making sure there is enough space in the coop for all of your chickens.[17] You can try to mix the ages of your flock and keep them in one coop, with older chickens living with young chicks. They should not pick at each other as long as there is enough space in the coop for all of them. 5 Switch to grower mash feed once the chicks start to feather out, at about six weeks. If you are raising a fast growing breed, you will need to give the birds grower mash feed that has 18-24% protein content until they are ready for processing, about six to nine weeks. These fast growing birds can consume about 20 pounds of feed from the age of three weeks to processing at six to nine weeks. If you have Heritage breed chickens or Ranger breed chickens, you should give them a grower mash with an 18-21% protein content to ensure they grow healthy and full. Ranger breeds can consume 25 pounds of feed from the age of three weeks to butchering time, about 11-12 weeks old. Egg laying breeds will need a grower mash with a 17-20% protein content until they begin to lay eggs at five months old. Switch to grower feed with a protein content of 15-17% with a supplement of oyster shell once they start to lay, as this will allow the hens to produce strong egg shells. 6Collect eggs once to twice a day. Once your chickens have matured and are ready for laying, you can start to collect eggs from their roosting area. As long as they have access to 12 to 14 hours of light, most hens will lay eggs in the spring, summer and into fall.[18] Advertisement 1 Consider your target audience. Think about who is going to buy your products. Perhaps you specialize in a specific chicken breed and feel you can market it to high end restaurants in your area. Or, you may be able to sell eggs at a lower price than your competitor. Do some research and visit your local farmer’s markets to see what types of eggs and meats are selling. You should also look at the menus of local restaurants and see if you can fill a gap in their supplies.[19] You should also think about how you are going to get your products to your target audience. If your target audience seems to be more at local farmer’s markets, you should have all the supplies necessary to package and sell your products. If your target audience seems to be more in restaurants or the dining industry, you may need to consider using a nearby processing plant that is USDA-approved to ensure you can fulfill large orders for these clients. 2 Advertise online to potential buyers. To turn a profit with your farm, you will need to focus on marketing your products to local food vendors and suppliers in your area. This will allow you to turn a bigger profit, selling larger units of your products, and to build working relationships with your buyers. Get the word out by advertising your products online and using local online databases that are setup to connect buyers with local farms.[20] You can also create a Facebook page for your farm and update it regularly with announcements and photographs of the farm. This can act as free marketing for you and allow you to connect to buyers outside of your local area. You may want to consider creating business cards and a business website for your farm. This will allow you to advertise your farm and keep your customers informed on changes or updates in your products. 3 Sell your products at local farmer’s markets. Many chicken farmers will focus on local customers and sell their products at farmer’s markets in their area. This is a good option for beginning farms as it usually requires a very short travel time and you can build a customer base every week at the same markets. Your products should be properly labeled, with your farm logo or name, and notes on being locally farmed and preservative free. If you use organic feed for your chickens or if you pasture your chickens, you should also note this on the packaging. This will entice customers who are health conscious and environmentally conscious to buy your products. 4Adjust your chicken selection based on the sales of your products. After several weeks to months of selling your products to your target audience, you should re evaluate your chickens. Note if one product from one chicken breed is selling more than the same product from a different chicken breed. Consider adjusting your chicken selection so you have more chickens who produce eggs and meat that sell well. This will ensure your farm is sustainable and responding to the needs of your customers. Advertisement Add New Question Question How do I deal with poultry disease and curing it? Well, you can't really cure it. The best thing that you can do is to remove the sick poultry from its flock until it's better, therefore containing the illness before it spreads to your other poultry. Question How can I prevent chicken diseases? Keep them fit and healthy and separate from other birds. Question How can I start a poultry production? Contact the department of agriculture in your state to get started. See more answers Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit Advertisement Video Thanks for submitting a tip for review! References About This Article Article SummaryXTo start a chicken farm, create a business plan and secure financing for your farm. Next, build a coop big enough for 40 to 60 chickens and create a large roosting area. Make sure there are enough nesting boxes for all of your chickens and the boxes provide 6-12 inches of roosting space for each bird. Next, choose and buy the chicken breed you want to raise, then determine your target audience and how you're going to sell your chicken products to them! For tips on marketing and selling your products, read on! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 302,220 times. Reader Success Stories John Milanzi Jul 19, 2019 "Thanks for the knowledge. This article encouraged me so much, now at least I know how to start in order to be an..." more Did this article help you?

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