Mahasamund: Ghanshyam Ratre's Poultry Farm Outshines Agriculture, Earns Big Profits

• Ghanshyam Ratre of Udela village, Mahasamund, successfully runs a poultry farm for three years, earning significantly more than agriculture.
• His farm, with a 3000-chicken capacity, required an initial investment of 7-8 lakh rupees for shed and equipment.
• Ghanshyam earns a net profit of 60-80 thousand rupees per shift, with 6-7 shifts annually, ensuring a good income.
• Associated with Saguna company, he receives chicks, feed, and medicine, reducing operational risks.
• Special brooding with halogen lights, regular feed/water, and a mandatory borewell for automatic drinkers are crucial for chick care.

Why It Matters: Ghanshyam Ratre's poultry farm in Mahasamund proves more profitable than agriculture, inspiring rural youth.