Marketing of broiler farms in Renapur tehsil of Latur district

Present study was undertaken to understand marketing pattern of broiler birds.In this study total 24 broiler farms were selected randomly from Renapur tehsil. Out of 24 broiler farmers 8 farms from Kumbhari, 2 from Rajewadi, 4 from Kolgaon, 5 from Renapur, 5 from Gawhan in Renapur tehsil that were selected. Result showed that, in channel-I net price received by the producer was high (83.25 percent) for large broiler farms. 78.51 and 80.58 percent for small and medium farm, respectively. In channel-II the net price received by the producer was found highest (85.86 percent) for large size group of farm and 82.66 percent and 80.57 percent in medium and small size group of farm, respectively. Study indicated that among the all three channel the net price received by the producer was highest in channel III which is about (96.70 percent) in large size group of farms followed by medium (96.50 percent) and small (95.79 percent).

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International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development
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2025-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.33545/26180723.2025.v8.i8d.2283
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Livestock and Poultry Management
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Marketing of broiler farms in Renapur tehsil of Latur district

Devendra Singh Chauhan, A.S. Shinde, BM Thombre, S. P. Waghmare
International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development
Livestock and Poultry Management
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Marketing of broiler farms in Renapur tehsil of Latur district

Devendra Singh Chauhan, A.S. Shinde, BM Thombre, S. P. Waghmare
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Abstract

Present study was undertaken to understand marketing pattern of broiler birds.In this study total 24 broiler farms were selected randomly from Renapur tehsil. Out of 24 broiler farmers 8 farms from Kumbhari, 2 from Rajewadi, 4 from Kolgaon, 5 from Renapur, 5 from Gawhan in Renapur tehsil that were selected. Result showed that, in channel-I net price received by the producer was high (83.25 percent) for large broiler farms. 78.51 and 80.58 percent for small and medium farm, respectively. In channel-II the net price received by the producer was found highest (85.86 percent) for large size group of farm and 82.66 percent and 80.57 percent in medium and small size group of farm, respectively. Study indicated that among the all three channel the net price received by the producer was highest in channel III which is about (96.70 percent) in large size group of farms followed by medium (96.50 percent) and small (95.79 percent).

International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social DevelopmentVol. 8(8)
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