Purchase of kuroiler chicks

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About Me

my names are Karugo mbuguah, i am the last born in a family of 4: having undertaken my education upto the tertiary level. however i have been unsuccessful in securing a job; but i never gave up and ventured into agribusiness and began rearing chicken at my parents' homestead; they have been a steady source of income and have enabled me afford my upkeep and support my parents.
on weekends i attend youth programmes that i am a volunteer member of and we undertake social responsibility initiatives in the community where we live thus making it a better place.
i love farming and would love to one day own a ranch; where i can practise arable farming at a large scale

My Business

I started my agr i- business venture in august 2014 having raised my start-up capital from saving i made doing odd jobs and i raise my income by selling fertilized eggs to other farmers as well as young chickens to them to enable them improve their breeds thus raising revenue.
i keep indigenous free -range chicken commonly referred to as "kienyeji". The climatic conditions in my hometown are very conducive for chicken rearing hence an added advantage.
i started with one cock whom i nicknamed Adam and 5 hens; but over the years the number has increase to 50 chickens.the business venture has financed my upkeep as well as financed my tuition fees while pursuing a professional course in animal husbandry at a local polytecnic

Loan Proposal

i would wish to introduce the new breed named kuroiler that is disease resistant and is more productive in egg yields and meat production.
it will greatly boost my revenue source and ensure sustainability and sufficiency of my chicken business.
i will use shs 4000 to purchase 40- 1 day old chicks which retail at sh.100 each
shs. 4000 will go toward purchase of chick mash and other nutrient supplements
shs 1000 shall go towards purchase of a heater
your assistance will greatly complement my efforts. and i shall be forever grateful

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