I want to start a poultry business. Please give me your full advice.

You are looking at this from a marketing standpoint, but having grown up on a farm where we raised chickens both for eggs and for the meat, I've got to say that running a poultry business is not fun. I used to tell people I'd rather be a pig farmer than raise poultry. If I were considering going back into farming I'd grow Ashwagandha or Tulsi or even Arugula instead. My uncle, who was the flamboyantly successful farmer in the family said the key to his success was growing plants for crops instead of livestock. Of course some people have been highly successful in raising chickens etc for profit, but it is hard dirty work.

sorry excel but i don't even have a clue about the business.....i have visited a few poultry farms but i only came to know about the technical stuff. about the business i don't know.. but why do you want to start a poultry business??? doesn't it require like more time and money compared to other business?

So what type of poultry are you raising? Chicken or turkey or ducks or geese? Either way, you could go into "broiler" (for meat) or "layer" (for eggs) production. Those who run a poultry farm usually are "contract growers", i.e., they have a prior agreement with a commercial buyer. Usually, the latter also provides the feed supply, etc. And you as a contract grower manages the day-old chicks to their maturity (up to seven weeks or about 2 months). You will of course need to provide a good housing and other materials. Also, take note that feeds represent about 70% of all the costs in a poultry operation. Waste management is also one of the concerns when raising poultry. I advise you to read books on poultry farming and visit nearby farms in your area to get practical ideas and tips from the experienced raisers. Good luck!