Vol. 11, Special Issue 5 (2022)

Author(s):
Chalapati Raga Sajitha and Dr. Ramchandra

Abstract:
The present study was conducted in Prayagraj district of Uttar Pradesh, from Out of total blocks of Prayagraj district one block has been selected purposely on the basis of large or maximum farms of poultry production for current study. The poultry respondents were divided into three size groups on the bases of number of birds raised viz. Below 500, 500-2000 and above 2000. The data were collected through survey method with the help of schedule. The majority of the farmers have given there feedback that they are facing sudden disease outbreak, unavailability of day-old-chicks in time, Market instability and poor sales, Poor supply and quality of vaccine, Cold season, Unavailability of pullets in time, High cost of labor and management, High cost of rental house.