POULTRY FARM AND WHAT'S INTERMITTENT SALES IN POULTRY FARM BUSINESS?

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What's intermittent and what's intermittent sales in the poultry farm?

Before I go any further, I will like to talk about what intermittent means so that we would to digest and understand the context I am trying to talk about and the word intermittent can be related to poultry farm business. Intermittent simply means what keeps occuring at the interval of a process. It's what actually happens that cause a break in the process of something.

Meanwhile, intermittent sales in the poultry farm is the sales that occur during the process of rearing your broiler birds before they reached to be harvested. This means that you can sell part of your birds when they reach a certain age, probably four weeks. There are people that actually buy four weeks birds with the intention to continue rearing until they reach seven to eight weeks.

.... meanwhile intermittent sales comes with its own advantages.

It's safe to say that intermittent sales in poultry farm paves way for many opportunities and its helps to ease tension. For instance, someone who has space to rear 100 birds from day old to six weeks, such person can being in 200 birds and sell them at four weeks to free up space for rest 100. Even at that, the money he or she gets from the sales of 100 out of the 200 can be used be yo finance the rest 100. That's the advantage of intermittent sales.

Intermittent sales also helps to reduce the work load of a Farmer in the sense that, more birds attract more energy in terms of taking care of the birds and the pen in general. Once you make an intermittent sales, your work load will certainly reduce to the bestest minimum because poultry farm could be energy consuming.


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