Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Emu farming in India

 Emu is basically an Australian bird.This foreign bird was brought to India on late 1990s.Andra pradesh is believed to be having first Emu farm in India.From the first Emu farm,Emu farming in India developed a lot to be having lots of Emu farms all over India which is a considerable development in the field of animal husbandry. Today Emu farming is a profitable business for farms in Andra Pradesh,Karnataka,Maharashtra,Tamil Nadu and Kerala states.More and more Emu farms are opening in other states also.
 Even though Emu is an Australian bird,it is having great ability to survive in almost all climatic conditions in various parts of the world.Indian climate is suitable for Emu birds,That is the reason behind the success of Emu farms all over India.Rain,Winter,Summer seasons are repeating in Indian climate,which helps Emu to experience moderate levels of all climatic conditions.Emu birds have their own natural resistance towards diseases.This also helps Emu to sustain in Indian conditions.

 Emu farming already completed its initial stage in India.During this initial stage,availability of good quality chicks were main concern.As more and more farms started breeding of Emu,the availability of Emu chicks is not a problem.Now the second question arise:what should we do with these Emu birds?Analysis of End use of Emu bird and Economic importance of Emu farming can give the solution for this question.More and more researches and developments are happening in this area.

Some of the Major Emu farms in India are(Note that this is not a complete list..)

 Emu farming business is a good business model if executed with strong plan.Before starting the business,collect as much information as you can to avoid future losses.Market should be ensured before investing.Emu meat is not much popular now.But its demand is increasing.A farmer should consider all these aspects before investing.We hope soon Emu meat will replace traditional Chicken meats in our tables.


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