Volume : VII, Issue : VI, June - 2018

BENEFIT COST ANALYSIS OF RABBIT FARMING - A CASE STUDY

Dr. Padmanabha. B

Abstract :

Objective: of this research paper is to assess the economic efficiency of rabbit farming in arural area. Of Karnataka.

Materials and methods: ACS Rabbit farm, Karehalli village of Tumkur district selected for this case study. In this farm two batches of rabbits reared during January 2016 to June 2016 whichwas subjected to benefit cost analysis.

Result and discussion:The Internal Rate of Return (IRR) (132.4%) for 2nd batch than1^st batch (9.9%).The Net Present Value(NPV) is recorded highest (46,811) for 2nd batchthan 1^st batch (7666). The Benefit Cost Ratio (BCR)is recorded highest (2.32:1) for2^nd batch rabbits than in 1^st batch(1.09:1). In both batchesthe BCR is more than 1 which indicates that rabbit reå yielded significant profit.So, rabbit farming is a profitable cottage industry in rural areas.

Conclusion: the rabbit farming in rural area is economically viable and profitable cottage industry. 

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Dr. Padmanabha. B, BENEFIT COST ANALYSIS OF RABBIT FARMING‾A CASE STUDY, PARIPEX‾INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH : Volume-7 | Issue-6 | June-2018

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