Yes. Poultry farming in West Bengal is considered profitable due to strong local demand for broiler chicken and eggs, proximity to urban markets like Kolkata, Durgapur, Asansol, Siliguri, and lower logistics costs within Eastern India. Profitability depends on feed cost management, biosecurity, and efficient infrastructure.

Poultry farm investment is growing in districts such as: Bankura Purulia Paschim Bardhaman Hooghly Nadia Murshidabad These areas offer suitable land availability, access to transport routes, and proximity to poultry markets in Eastern India.

Yes. We provide turnkey poultry farm infrastructure and equipment supply across West Bengal, Jharkhand, Odisha, Bihar, and other parts of Eastern India.

Various central and state-level poultry farming subsidy schemes may be available under NABARD and agricultural development programs. Investors should check eligibility criteria based on project size and category. We assist with project documentation required for financing support.

The per bird infrastructure and equipment cost varies depending on automation level and housing system. Environment-controlled poultry houses have higher per bird setup cost but provide better FCR, lower mortality, and higher long-term returns compared to traditional open housing systems.

Yes. Due to high humidity and seasonal temperature variation in West Bengal, environment-controlled poultry farms with tunnel ventilation and cooling pad systems are highly recommended to maintain bird health and production efficiency.

Land requirement depends on housing design and biosecurity spacing. Generally, a 10,000 bird broiler farm requires adequate land for sheds, feed storage, waste management, and vehicle access while maintaining biosecurity standards.

Yes. We assist investors with project reports, cost estimates, infrastructure plans, and technical documentation required for bank loans and financial approvals.

The break-even period depends on project scale, management efficiency, and market price stability. With proper infrastructure, disease control, and feed management, investors can expect structured ROI planning with phased profitability growth.