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A transparent, illustrative breakdown of one 35-day broiler batch under the Trivanta contract farming model. Real numbers — no hidden charges, no marketing fluff.
These are typical Bihar broiler farming assumptions. Your actual figures depend on shed size, breed, season, and management.
Batch Size
5,000 birds
Rearing Cycle
35 days
Avg Body Weight
2.5 kg
Feed Conversion Ratio
1.75
Mortality
4% (200 birds)
What you spend to raise the batch.
Chicks
5,000 × ₹35
₹1,75,000
Feed
5,000 × 2.5 kg × 1.75 FCR × ₹45/kg
₹9,84,375
Medicine (avg)
Average batch expenditure
₹25,000
Chicks Handling Charge
One-time logistics fee
₹5,000
Total Cost
₹11,89,375
What you earn back when birds are lifted.
Bird Sales
4,800 birds × 2.5 kg × ₹95/kg
₹11,40,000
Growing Charges (GC)
4,800 × 2.5 kg × ₹12/kg
₹1,44,000
Rate Bonus (if market > ₹100)
₹0 (assumed)
₹0
Total Revenue
₹12,84,000
₹94,625
≈ 7.96% return on cost
Profit = Total Revenue − Total Cost
On 6 batches per year at the same economics:
₹5,67,750 / year
Most sheds run 5–7 batches annually. With better FCR or lower mortality, this number can be significantly higher.
Lower FCR earns you a higher GC rate per kg — your reward for efficient farming.
| FCR Range | GC Rate | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| < 2.0 | ₹14/kg | Excellent — top-tier farmer |
| 2.0 – 2.2 | ₹12/kg | Good — average efficient farmer |
| > 2.2 | ₹10/kg | Needs improvement |
Excellent — top-tier farmer
Good — average efficient farmer
Needs improvement
Disclaimer
These are illustrative figures based on typical Bihar market conditions. Actual earnings depend on market rates, FCR achieved, mortality, and batch size.