How much does it cost to build a fattening pig farm with an annual output of 2,000 pigs?

Some netizens asked how much it costs to raise 1,000 pigs before. I gave an answer at that time, and I pasted the answer directly. For reference, the content is as follows: It would be simpler to calculate just raising 1,000 fat pigs. Land area: Generally, equipment is calculated based on 2 to 3 square meters per fattening pig: no equipment is needed to raise fattening pigs, just build a pig house. Investment: the cost of land + the cost of building a pig house + the cost of buying 1,000 piglets + the cost of feed during the period before slaughter + the cost of vaccines and health care and other medicines. The cost of land and the cost of building a pig house: I don't know much about it, and the market conditions vary from place to place, and the standards for building a pig house also vary from person to person, so it's hard to say. Cost of purchasing piglets: The current price of purchased piglets (calculated as 20 kilograms) is about 15 yuan/kg. In total, one pig costs more than 300 yuan, and 1,000 pigs is 300,000 yuan. Feed cost: In the fattening stage, the feed-to-meat ratio is generally around 2.7. Then we buy from 20 kilograms and sell it at 125 kilograms. A pig will eat (125-20) * 2.7 = 283.5 kilograms of feed. 1,000 pigs require a total of 283.5 tons of beverages. The current price of compound feed is about 3,270 yuan/ton, and the total required feed cost is 927,045 yuan, or 920,000 yuan. Vaccine health care fee: calculated based on 6 yuan, 6,000 yuan. Calculating this, we need to prepare at least 1 million yuan for investment. Breeding time: From the purchase of 20 kilograms to the slaughter, it takes about 5 months, which means that it can be slaughtered more than twice a year. Note: Pig farming is a high-risk industry! Why do you say this? There is a saying: If a family has a lot of wealth, it does not include anything with hair on it. The first thing to pay attention to when raising pigs is the risk of disease. There are many pig farms due to outbreaks of diseases, and most of the pigs have died, which is really a loss of money. In fact, we also need to pay attention to market conditions, environmental protection and other issues. It is not easy to raise pigs now. PS. If the poster really wants to raise pigs, it is better to raise about 100 sows than purchase piglets and raise them yourself. There are several factors that affect the profitability of pig farming, including cost (mainly feed), output quantity (how many fattened pigs a sow puts on the market in a year), and the price at which it is sold. The cost side and the price side are both uncontrollable to us. The only controllable thing is to use technical means to make your sows give birth to more piglets, get less sick, and grow faster. This is something pig farmers should focus on. I was bored on Sunday, so I accidentally typed so many words, and my speech was a bit messy. I hope everyone will criticize and correct me. View original post>>