Question 1

What is contract farming and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

In contract farming, the company provides chicks, feed, medicine, and technical support. You raise the birds according to company standards. When the batch is complete, the company buys the birds at a pre-agreed price and you receive Growing Charges (GC). Your risk is lower because market rate fluctuations have less impact on your earnings.

Question 2

What do I need to start contract farming with Trivanta Agro?

Accepted Answer

To start contract farming, you need a poultry farm (minimum 5,000 bird capacity), basic farm equipment, and clean water supply. You must follow the company's bio-security standards. For registration, you'll need an Aadhaar card, bank account details, and farm photographs. Contact us on WhatsApp: +91 9162441322.

Question 3

Is Trivanta Agro a registered company?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Trivanta Agro Pvt. Ltd. is registered under the Companies Act, 2013. Our CIN is U46200BR2026PTC084788 and GSTIN is 10AANCT1191R1ZW. It is a legitimate private limited company operating poultry contract farming in Bihar.

Question 4

How are Growing Charges (GC) calculated?

Accepted Answer

GC calculation considers 4 main factors: Average Body Weight (higher weight = higher GC), FCR / Feed Conversion Ratio (lower FCR = better GC), Mortality Rate (lower mortality = better GC), and Market Conditions. The exact formula is provided in the Contract Farming Agreement. You can estimate your earnings using our free Profit Calculator.

Question 5

What is the minimum number of birds required?

Accepted Answer

A minimum of 3,000-5,000 birds per batch is recommended. This reduces feed cost per bird and improves FCR. Smaller batches have higher overhead and lower profit. More birds provide economies of scale. You can use our free calculators to compute figures specific to your farm.

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