How to grow partridges at home?

Breeding partridges at home as a business is a great idea, especially interesting for novice businessmen living in rural areas and do not have start-up capital and other earning opportunities. Why?

Business for beginners

Breeding partridges is fun in itself, but it is also profitable. Why are partridges interesting in this regard? Breeding and keeping this bird at home has not yet become widespread, but there is a demand for it. This means that the competition will be low, and there will be no sales problems. This is the first advantage. It implies the following - the prices for poultry and meat cannot be low in any way, which means that the income is secured. The third advantage is low costs and no initial investment, which is very important in a nascent business. And since expenses are low, and incomes are high, then the profit ... That's right - big, but not immediately.

More about the gray partridge

The gray partridge is a resident bird common in the wild. In Russia, it lives in Altai, the Urals, the Caucasus, western Siberia, Karelia, the steppe and forest-steppe zones of the center and west of the country.

It is a small bird with a body length of about 30 cm, round in shape. The variegated color is visible only up close and helps the bird to be invisible against the background of vegetation and ground.

The partridge lives in an open area, in a field or steppe, nests on the ground, in well-protected places. Females cackle, almost like chickens, males emit a cry akin to a cock.

By winter, partridges move closer to people and often spend the night in outbuildings.

Partridges can move quickly enough even in dense grass and, if necessary, fly high with noise and screams.

They live in flocks of several dozen birds, but they disperse in pairs during the mating season and live as a family, raising chicks on equal terms, until the cold weather.

During the season, the partridge lays an average of 25 eggs.

The enemies of partridges in nature are birds of prey, animals, severe winters and, of course, hunters.

These birds are so similar to ordinary chickens that it becomes unclear what problems breeding and keeping partridges at home can cause.

Room for partridges

Partridges do not need a large barn and a purpose-built building. The main thing is that it is dry, warm and free of drafts. Since the partridge is a wild bird, it needs an enclosure with a high fence for walking. In the walking area, tall grass and thorny bushes of blackthorn or rose hips, which in their natural habitat prefer partridge to protect, must grow. Breeding and keeping small wild birds at home is not that difficult. Tall grass, thorny bushes, warm straw bedding - nothing fancy or expensive.

The partridge is still not a chicken, it flies high enough, so many farmers install cages with a roof in a fenced aviary. True, many experts agree that the bird grows better in an open area and gains weight. Partridges spend the night in a barn, the floor of which must be covered with straw or hay, changing the litter every other day. Dry grass protects partridges from cold temperatures. Therefore, it is necessary to stock up on it in the summer so that it will last until next summer.

Partridges are afraid of drafts; in the poultry house, all cracks must be carefully repaired. They also do not tolerate loud sounds, so the walls of the shed from the inside can be sheathed with soundproof material, which at the same time will warm it a little.

One cage measuring 35 × 25 × 20 cm can hold three pairs of partridges. There is plenty of artificial light in the house, but it must be there.

Food

Partridges are not capricious and do not get sick. Therefore, there are no nutritional problems. In nature, the bird feeds on grass, various bugs and their larvae. Partridges, breeding and keeping at home of which are not yet so widespread that a special compound feed was developed for them, they happily eat chicken or turkey compound feed, any grain or cereals.

They need sufficient amounts of calcium gluconate, so there should always be chalk or crushed shells near the feeder. When feeding poultry with roughage, coarse sand is needed to improve digestion. Drinking water must be clean and fresh.

Breeding partridges at home

The advice of experts and farmers begins with the purchase of several pairs of partridges. But in principle, for a start, one heterosexual couple is enough. And fewer cells are needed, and the males do not fight, and the costs are lower. And it's not so offensive if the experiment fails.

There are three ways to acquire birds. The most expensive, but also the easiest way is to buy partridges from a specialized farm. There you can also get professional advice, which will require breeding and keeping partridges at home. The cheapest, but not always feasible, way is to catch wild partridges in the field. The most time consuming, but requiring special equipment and rather long - to remove chicks from eggs in an incubator.

Breeding partridge chicks

Breeding and keeping partridges at home is not as difficult and time-consuming as it seems. Only raising young animals will require attention, but it is no different from raising chicks of any other poultry.

Partridges begin to lay eggs at the end of April, this period lasts twenty-six days. All this time, the male must be in the same cage with the female in order to fertilize the eggs. Males and females are seated in different cages around the middle of summer.

During the season, one partridge produces about sixty eggs, and only fifteen eggs are capable of hatching in one clutch. Surplus eggs can either be sold or used in an incubator.

In the first days, the hatched chicks should be with their mother, they should be placed in a separate cage after about a week. They start to release them for a walk at the age of one month. Fresh air and warm sun, dry land overgrown with grass are the main conditions for the rapid growth and normal development of partridge chicks.

Breeding and keeping young animals at home does not require special knowledge of how to feed them. In the early days, he is fed with mashed yolks of hard-boiled eggs and finely chopped greens of dandelions and yarrow, which grow almost everywhere at this time. Already on the third day, you can give crumbs of white bread, after five days - boiled meat or ant eggs, twice a day, gradually increasing the amount of food.

Benefits of breeding partridges

So, returning to the beginning, now you can already answer the question of why it is beneficial to breed partridges at home. Business ideas in rural and suburban areas are not as diverse. This is mainly the breeding and sale of domestic animals and poultry.

Partridges have some advantages in this respect. On the market today, the meat of this poultry is presented in insufficient quantities, but there is a demand for it. All more or less expensive restaurants have dishes from rare species of poultry on the menu and are ready to purchase them from trusted suppliers. And on your own table, this dietary, organic meat without additives is a big plus.

Partridge eggs have a unique chemical composition, they are rich in vitamins, and in cooking they can completely replace chicken eggs. There is only one requirement - they must be heat treated, fried, baked or boiled. They are also in demand in cosmetology.

The birds are unpretentious in keeping, they do not require much care, they get sick very rarely. The peculiarities of breeding partridges at home are not so difficult and impracticable; even a novice farmer with a private house and outbuildings can cope with breeding.

True, there is still difficulty, but not with the actual breeding, but with the tax office. Business must be registered in the direction of activity "Breeding of poultry".

Of course, you should not expect profit from the first year, but already the second year can bring some income. In addition, word of mouth is triggered, which greatly facilitates the sale of partridges, their eggs and meat.

For residents of small villages, the question of earnings is always very acute. Most often, the choice falls on a small farm, animal breeding and poultry farming. Today we will touch on poultry in more detail, since the article will focus on breeding partridges at home. Any reputable restaurant uses partridges to prepare delicious dishes, while there are very few farms for breeding this bird in Russia. This means that the aspiring entrepreneur does not have to worry about marketing his product. Breeding partridges as a business is considered a promising and low-cost business, because you can start it even on the site of a private house or your own summer cottage.

Where to begin? 

Anyone can engage in breeding partridges at home, because partridges are unpretentious and rarely amenable to disease. But if there are no problems with the bird itself, then there may be a misunderstanding with the tax office in the absence of registration. Therefore, before you start breeding and selling partridges, you must register as an individual entrepreneur. It is necessary to select the OKVED code 01.24 - Breeding of poultry.

Breeding of partridges is considered the most promising type of poultry farming.

After the affairs with the tax office are settled, it is necessary to choose a poultry supplier from whom several pairs will be bought to start poultry farming. You may need to travel several hundred kilometers for this, but it's worth it. The gray partridge, which is ideal for domestic breeding, lives in Karelia, on the borders of the CIS countries and in Altai. Usually, 4-5 pairs of partridges are purchased for a start. You can, of course, try to catch a bird while hunting, buy chicks or bird eggs, but this is a more time-consuming method.

Premises

During the day, partridges, as well as many species of poultry, like to walk in the fresh air, so it is necessary to equip a corral. At night, partridges can be placed in a barn. The floor in the room must be covered with dry straw or hay so that the birds do not freeze. You have to change the flooring 3-4 times a week, so in the summer you need to stock up on straw for several months in advance.

During the day, partridges must be released into the enclosure, into fresh air, and placed in the poultry house at night.

Since partridges do not tolerate a draft, it is necessary to close all the cracks and holes in the shed, this will allow the birds to feel comfortable in the room. It is best to sheathe the walls of the room with soundproofing, since partridges are very afraid of extraneous sounds. The paddock should be covered with mesh on all sides, even on top. The fact is that this bird flies well, so it will not be difficult for it to get over the fence. In addition, partridges are hunted by birds of prey such as hawks or even crows. Also, for the corral, the presence of shrubs (blackthorn or wild rose) is important, since in the natural environment this is the main shelter for birds.

The partridge enclosure should be covered with a net on all sides and on top, since the bird flies well

Pros and cons

As mentioned above, partridges are unpretentious in food and environmental conditions, which is the most important plus for a novice entrepreneur. Raising a bird is no more difficult than raising chickens or geese. The purchase of a bird will also cost a businessman a penny, the average price of an adult bird is 900 rubles. And in order to start a business, you only need a few pairs of partridges.

Growing a partridge is no more difficult than growing geese or chickens.

Problems with the sale of this type of business will not affect due to low competition. Restaurants will not mind buying meat on a regular basis, because hunters usually supply them with partridges. In addition to restaurants, private individuals can contact the entrepreneur to buy outlandish poultry meat. As we can see, breeding partridges is a business that does not experience difficulties in marketing. In addition to selling meat, you can also use it for personal purposes. After all, dietary partridge meat on the table is a guarantee of the health of your family.

Another undoubted plus of breeding partridges is the unpretentiousness of birds. Partridges easily endure the winter months, in the presence of dry litter, they have a strong immunity to most typical avian diseases. The pioneers always get the tidbit, so if a businessman starts breeding partridges at the present time, when this business is considered exotic, then later it will bring a stable income.

The biggest problem in breeding partridges can be infectious diseases. In order to avoid this problem, it is necessary to use high quality feed and exclude contact with other pets and birds.

Remember: During the mating season, several pairs of birds should not be allowed out for a walk together, as the males will fight among themselves. Therefore, during this period, couples must be kept in separate cages.

Planting eggs and offspring

Under natural conditions, laying of eggs in partridges usually begins at the end of April and lasts 26 days. The bird is capable of incubating no more than 15 eggs at a time. Under home breeding conditions, the partridge incubates eggs from March to July, during this period the female can produce about 60 eggs. However, for this it is necessary to create comfortable conditions and observe the light regime. So, for example, starting from January, the length of daylight hours should be at least 15 hours.

For the first few days, the chicks should be with their mother, but then they must be transplanted into a separate cage. After a month, when they get a little stronger, they must be brought out in the sun, separately from adult birds. For growth and development, chicks need sun and warm dry land.

The first month, partridge chicks are under the wing of their mother, and only then they go out to bask in the sun

In the first days of their life, you can feed the chicks with mashed yolk of a boiled chicken egg, you can mix dandelion or yarrow greens into it. After 2-3 days, you can start feeding them white bread, and on the fifth day, you can include boiled meat in the diet. You need to feed the chicks in the morning and afternoon, gradually increasing the amount of food.

Adults feed on green herbs, fruits and bugs, as well as chicken feed

Adult partridges feed on green grasses, bugs, and chicken feed. Chalk should be placed near the feeder so that the birds get enough calcium gluconate. The water in the drinker should always be clean so that the birds can quench their thirst.

The water in the drinker of birds should always be clean so that they can quench their thirst at the right time.

Expenses and income 

Poultry farming is a fairly common type of farming; entrepreneurs raise chickens, geese, broilers. However, partridges are a rare agricultural business. Lack of competitors and high demand for poultry meat are two main advantages of breeding partridges. And the minimum start-up capital against the background of high profits makes this business interesting and promising for aspiring entrepreneurs.

So let's calculate the costs of starting a business. The room can serve as a barn on the territory of a summer cottage or a country house; in order to build it, you will need to purchase lumber, slate and insulation. The cost of a small shed will amount to 30-40 thousand rubles, provided that it will be assembled by a hired person.

The purchase of 4-5 pairs of partridges will cost an entrepreneur 8-10 thousand rubles. The purchase of feed for a year will cost a businessman 15-18 thousand rubles, it will include compound feed, herbs and various bugs.

If you do not plan to take care of the partridges yourself, then you need to hire several assistants for 10-15 thousand per month. They will be engaged in feeding birds and cleaning the premises, spending no more than 5 hours of their time per day.

Now about the income, the cost of a partridge egg is 15 rubles, at home each female can bring about 50 eggs in the first year. Therefore, 5 females will bring 250 eggs per year, 200 of which can be sent for sale, having rescued 3 thousand rubles.

The price per kilogram of partridge meat ranges from 900 to 1,000 rubles. In the first year, it will not be possible to sell meat, but from the second year, the farmer will be able to sell meat in the amount of 50 to 100 thousand rubles, and annually the income will only grow, along with the growth of the farm.

As we could see, breeding partridges is a promising and low-cost business. With a small investment, an entrepreneur will be able to receive a stable annual income after a couple of years. Therefore, if you have not yet decided where to start your business, then breeding partridges will be an excellent option for you.

Partridge breeding video

≡ 1 May 2015;

Recently, game on the table and in the restaurant menu has become more popular. The most refined and dietary dishes are prepared from a small bird of the pheasant family - the partridge. Would you like to have these exotic birds in your yard as well? Then read about how to feed them properly and what surprises to prepare for when breeding birds at home and for business.

Who are partridges?

Partridges are wild birds that were previously only hunted. Tasting their meat at lunch or dinner was a real treat. Recently, more and more farmers have decided to take up the domestication of birds. Today, home breeding of partridges is gaining momentum. The fact is that a small bird has very nutritious meat: low fat content, essential amino acids and high nutritional value.

Also appreciated are the eggs of birds, which are superior to chicken eggs in the content of useful nutrients and elements. The combination of high productivity - more than 20 eggs in a full clutch and relative unpretentiousness in care, make the partridge attractive for breeding in order to eat eggs or tender meat. How to breed birds correctly and how to care for them?

Preparing for breeding

Initially, you must understand for what purposes and on what scale you plan to breed partridges. It could be just home farming, or it could be a potentially large lucrative farm with hundreds of game animals.Initially, we advise you to try, since partridges, although unpretentious in subsequent care, but before starting their breeding, you need to significantly prepare and ensure the conditions of stay as close as possible to wild ones.

You should be prepared for the fact that you have to work hard to equip aviaries for birds. It will be more difficult than breeding chickens or geese, but with a strong desire, you can achieve a good result. Initially, you should not count on a too large increase in the livestock - a laying hen will give up to 60 eggs per season, but before that it needs to be fed and bred with a male, which is also not easy. Therefore, we advise you to take ten birds for a sample for the first season: check if you can provide them with decent living conditions, care and feeding.

Growing poultry at home

Breeding partridges requires setting up the yard. They say that it is possible to breed birds in cages, but it is better to refrain from this option. The fact is that the partridge is a wild bird, a large spacious aviary will create the impression of wild nature, unlike cages, it will give you the opportunity to feel freedom and relieve stress. If in the future you decide to breed birds for business, you will still have to buy an aviary - every spring, males and females huddle in pairs and walk on their territory. Only small chicks can be kept in cages.

There are several options for obtaining partridges: hunting, buying or breeding chicks. The easiest way is to simply buy small chicks and start breeding by raising them. If you decide to go more affordable financially, but difficult way - growing from eggs, then worries will be added.

It is necessary to organize a kind of incubator in order for the eggs to hatch. They will need to constantly monitor, change their location. Chicks will not appear soon - this is also a negative side. Catching a bird on the hunt is a solution for experienced hunters, of which there are only a few, so buying chicks from farmers remains a reasonable way out of the situation.

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Feeding

It is worth especially carefully to approach the formation of the diet of partridges and to study in detail the nutritional composition of the feed given. Many inexperienced poultry farmers begin to feed individuals with compound feed for chickens - this is wrong, because birds have different needs for the calorie content of the diet and its nutritional value. Partridges from the point of view of the formation of the menu are unpretentious birds. Their daily diet should consist primarily of grains.

Basically, oats or cake after processing wheat are chosen for the menu base. Corn is also added. It is better not to subject food to heat treatment - the digestive system of a wild bird is arranged in such a way that it is easier for it to digest raw grains and food. Watch the amount of food. You cannot starve the partridges, but it is also undesirable to overfeed. If the average individual in the warm season costs a diet of 270-300 calories, then in winter, the nutritional value drops somewhat to 90 calories per bird.

Premises

The room for the birds to live should be given special attention. The area should be significant: according to the recommendations, it is necessary to allocate at least one square meter to each bird; in conditions of too small an area, a density of no more than three individuals per square is allowed. The issue of cages is still controversial, but if you have the financial resources to create an aviary, it is better to choose a more spacious option for birds.

The room should be equipped for spring walks of partridges in pairs. Males and females during this period live in families, which need to provide sufficient space for mating games, and subsequently - for incubating eggs. The advantage of game breeding is that there is no need to insulate their place of residence. Adapted to wild conditions, partridges are not afraid of drafts and cold, unlike other domestic birds.

In the video you will see the arrangement of the pheasant enclosure - the technology is applicable for partridges.

Caring for chicks

Partridge chicks require special care. Birds can be placed in cages - it is more convenient to feed and monitor them. Until one week of age, the diet may consist exclusively of chicken yolk. For very young chicks, set up a separate feeder. Then, undercooked chicken meat is gradually introduced into the diet.

Feeding is best done twice a day at a set time. To make the chick more comfortable to settle among adults and adapt to their mode of life, feed everyone at the same time. After several weeks, small females and males are ready for life together with other birds.

We breed partridges for business

A partridge business is possible with the correct calculation of risks and a competent approach to breeding. The cost of keeping the birds themselves is minimal. The main diet consists of corn and wheat, cake is added. Feed consumption per adult does not exceed 30 grams. There are studies that confirm the effectiveness of feeding with compound feed intended for young turkeys - for starting a business, such a diet will be easier to organize, since it is widely available on the market.

It is better to build a business on an integrated approach: meat + eggs. In the case of partridges, this is especially convenient, since the main productivity of the laying hen falls on the first year of its life, the meat also matures just in time for this period. When breeding for business and earning purposes, the average lifespan of a laying hen is no more than a year - from two years old the bird rushes less, and the meat is less valuable.

Video "Partridge"

In the video, you will see the process of hatching of chicks from partridge eggs. The information from the video will be useful for novice breeders of partridges at home and for business.

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Most farmers are skeptical about the activity of raising wild poultry. However, the demand for such products is increasing every day. Therefore, partridge breeding is considered a lucrative business. The main thing is to know all the subtleties.

Business benefits

Breeding grouse as a business has several key benefits. Firstly, this bird is not demanding to care for. There is no need to create special conditions for keeping partridges. In addition, wild birds are unpretentious in their diet.

If you wish, you can sell not only partridge meat, but also eggs. Such products are always in demand. And another advantage of this kind of activity is the small number of competitors.

Business registration features

Breeding partridges at home, like any other entrepreneurial activity, must be registered. Of course, practically everyone can start their own business. It is enough to have financial means to buy or lease a land plot, as well as to build a small farm.

However, for a start, it is worth registering yourself as an individual entrepreneur. Especially if large-scale breeding of wild birds is planned in the future. As for the direction of activity, it is necessary to select “breeding of poultry” when registering. After receiving the taxpayer number and all the relevant documents, you can proceed with the construction of the complex and the purchase of young partridges.

Before taking risks

The business of growing partridges has several significant drawbacks. Among them:

• Poultry susceptibility to infectious diseases. Partridges have a weak immune system. Therefore, experts recommend enriching their diet with vitamins and minerals.
• Partridges develop quickly enough. Females lose their ability to lay eggs after 9 months.
• Partridges are quite impressionable birds. Females can lose the ability to lay eggs for about two weeks under stressful situations.This can occur when changing feed, loud noise, and so on.
• To do business, an opinion and additional certificates from the veterinary service are required.

Before starting an entrepreneurial activity in this direction, it is worth carefully weighing the decision and correctly assessing all the advantages and disadvantages of such a business.

Requirements for the premises

Breeding and keeping partridges at home does not cause any particular difficulties. After registering an individual entrepreneur, it is worth proceeding with the selection of outbuildings. The poultry room must be warm. There should be no drafts in it. As for the litter, it should always be clean and dry. A small area for walking partridges should be arranged next to the enclosure.

The room itself must be large enough. Many experts claim that one partridge requires one square meter of free space. It is not worth raising a wild bird in a cage. This method is only relevant for young chicks.

If the room is small, then it is allowed to keep up to three partridges on one square meter. It is also worth considering that such a wild bird has its own characteristics. When the period of incubation and rearing of chicks comes, partridges live in pairs.

Aviary or cage?

Some entrepreneurs are engaged in breeding poultry in aviaries. This method has its own characteristics. There should be tall grass in the enclosures. It is also worth considering that partridges prefer to hide in the shade. Therefore, it is necessary to plant several bushes inside the enclosure. When choosing this method of growing, do not forget about birds of prey. Hawks and crows are dangerous to partridges.

Some farmers raise wild birds in small cages. This approach is justified if there is no large land plot. However, in such conditions, the wild bird does not feel very well, which affects the amount of production.

Breeding partridges at home for a novice farmer can seem like a laborious process. However, it is not. Growing partridges is much easier than raising chickens. The main thing is to have enough land.

Where to get partridges

There are several ways to get partridges: buying or independently breeding chicks, hunting. Everyone chooses a more acceptable method for themselves. The easiest way is to purchase small chicks and thus start breeding.

If there is a desire to raise a livestock from eggs, then you will have to try. An incubator is required for the chicks to hatch. In this case, you will need to constantly monitor the eggs and turn them over. It is worth considering that chicks do not appear soon. It is much easier to purchase eggs with a brood hen if finances permit.

Where to begin

Breeding partridges is a profitable business, but not everyone can handle it. For a start, just try and lay no more than 10 eggs. This will allow you to evaluate your strengths and identify all kinds of difficulties that may arise in the process of raising wild birds. It will also allow you to calculate the profitability of the business.

It should be noted that the laying hen during one season is about 60 eggs. This is a fairly high indicator of productivity. Over time, the population can be increased.

How to breed chicks

In order for partridge breeding to be profitable, it is necessary to constantly increase the number of birds. To save money, you can breed offspring yourself. For a start, it is worth buying eggs or two individuals of different sexes. To get chicks, you need to do the following:

• A small wicker basket should be covered with a layer of dry hay.
• Place eggs on the bedding. They need to be placed with the blunt end down and so that they do not touch.
• The basket should be placed in a cool place, and the hen should be seated in it.
• Eggs should be gently turned every two days for two weeks.

Caring for chicks

Chicks usually hatch after 25 days. Initially, they can be left with a hen, and after a while, they can be transplanted. At this stage, proper nutrition is important for the chicks. It is not worth releasing them into the aviary right away. This can be done only a month after the hatching of the chicks.

In the early days, it is worth feeding them boiled yolks from chicken eggs. Gradually, chopped greens, such as cabbage or dandelion, can be introduced into the diet. On the 5th day, chicks can begin to give crumbs of white bread, ant larvae, as well as boiled meat. It should be fed twice a day. In this case, the amount of food must be increased as the chicks grow.

Feeding an adult bird

How to start a grouse breeding business at home? It is worth dwelling in detail on the choice of feed for wild birds. The formation of the diet should be approached with special responsibility. Many aspiring entrepreneurs make a lot of mistakes. The first of them is feeding partridges with compound feed for chickens. This is not worth doing, since birds have completely different needs for calorie intake. Partridges are unpretentious in terms of diet. Therefore, grain crops are ideal as feed.

For the base of the diet, it is worth choosing cake after careful processing of wheat or oats. You can also add corn to the menu. It is also not recommended to subject the feed to heat treatment. The digestive system of partridges is designed in such a way that it is easier for it to digest raw grains. It is also important to keep track of the amount of feed. Do not overfeed the partridges or starve them.

In terms of calorie content, the diet of each individual during the warm period should be from 270 to 300 calories. In winter, however, the need for nutrients drops significantly. The calorie content of the diet at this time should be no more than 90 calories.

What to fear

When breeding and keeping partridges, some problems can arise. Infectious diseases are the most dangerous for wild birds. To eliminate the risk of death of the entire livestock, it is worth keeping pets and partridges separately.

At the same time, they should be fed with fresh food. The diet of partridges must be enriched with vitamins and microelements. This will boost their immunity and protect them from many diseases.

Estimated costs

Breeding partridge is quite a profitable activity. Especially for aspiring entrepreneurs. However, starting such a business requires initial capital. The main costs include:

• construction of corrals - from 30 thousand rubles;
• the first partridges - 5 pairs cost 10 thousand;
• purchase of feed and compound feed - depends on the number of livestock;
• salary for assistants - from 15 thousand per month.

The amount of costs increases if the land plot is leased.

How much profit

Of course, this indicator is of primary interest to aspiring entrepreneurs. One female is able to lay from 50 to 60 eggs per season, and 5 females - from 250 to 300. For one piece, you can get 15-20 rubles. The profit for eggs can be 3-5 thousand. However, it is much more profitable to sell partridge meat. This product is considered useful and in demand. It is worth considering that in the first year it will not work to start selling meat. This will be more beneficial after the increase in the number of livestock.

The price of one kilogram of meat is 1,000 rubles. Already in the second year it will be possible to make a profit of 100,000 or more. This figure will gradually increase.

In conclusion

Breeding partridges and selling their meat is not the most expensive type of activity. In addition, this niche is not yet occupied, and the business is considered promising. This guarantees a stable income. That allows you to return the invested funds in a short period of time. You can sell finished products through restaurants, specialty stores. But if you wish, you can open your own outlet.