Poultry farming layers hens

Kipyegon

Kericho, Kenya

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100% funded of $386 goal

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Entrepreneur

Name

Kipyegon

Member since

February 2017

On-time repayments

33 installments  •  52%

About Me

I am the Second born in a family of Four .I have One brother and One Sister.My parents worked hard to ensure that we had a decent life by paying our school fees.

I studied in Kabianga Primary and worked my best and then succeeded in proceeding with my secondary education. I went to Secondary school and completed after four years where I attained a mean grade of B -plain. This grade enable me to join University where I studied Agricultural Extension and Education .
I Completed and passed.
After completing my university i did not managed to secure a job and decided to venture in farming.

My Business

After struggling in life i decided to start agribusiness enterprise and started a poultry farming of 20 flocks. The poultry did very well and the hens laid eggs continuously .I sold the eggs and purchase the seeds in order to venture in capsicum farming .
This has enabled me to get some income but the challenge comes when there is no rain as my farming is depended on rain. currently the rainfall patterns in Africa is becoming very unpredictable and many times I have lost crops due to continuous drought. However this has not made me to give up. As at now I harvested some Cabbages which earned some good income and I am planning to plant some beans in the same farm that I harvested the cabbages.
The demand for fresh farm produce is always there as people want to eat fresh food. I did chose to venture into poultry and fresh farm produce because i saw the high demand that existed and I also wanted to apply the practical skills I gained in University
This farming adventure had been an headache due to limited capital. I have been dreaming of purchasing a greenhouse to expand the project but all has been in vain

Loan Proposal

I will buy more hens that lays eggs each costing $200 which will increase my flock numbers. The remaining amount which is $120 will help me buy the layers improved feeds which will boost the health and productivity of my flock. $50 will be used in improving the poultry structure of flocks to enable the get enough space.
I will benefit from this business since it will improve my living standard and help me pay school fees for my sister who is currently in boarding school. Eggs produced will be sold to the community members thus improving their health and reduce malnutrition cases.
I will expect my profit to increase upto $3 per day amounting to $18 per week.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Amount requested

$386.00

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