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This calculation ignores the realities of running a poultry business.
You're treating revenue as profit.
Some of the major flaws:
โ Feed isn't a one-time N1.6 million expense. Layers eat every single day, and feed is your biggest recurring cost.
โ Mortality, disease outbreaks, vaccinations, drugs, labour, water, electricity, litter management and transportation are completely ignored.
โ Not every hen lays an egg every day. Egg production fluctuates with age, weather, nutrition and stress.
โ Selling 750 eggs daily at a fixed wholesale price assumes guaranteed demand. Markets don't work that way. Egg prices also fall during periods of oversupply.
โ The capital is not intact. Poultry assets depreciate, birds die, and the business carries operational risk.
A Money Market Fund or a diversified stock portfolio isn't promising spectacular returns, but it offers liquidity, requires almost no operational effort, and doesn't expose you to disease outbreaks, feed inflation, theft or market volatility in egg prices.
Poultry is a business that demands management, experience and risk tolerance. A Money Market Fund or quality dividend stocks are investments. They're different risk profiles and shouldn't be compared using unrealistic assumptions.