WASTE MANAGEMENT
Animal feed from barley for cattle breeders
Market
Final Products | High-nutrient animal feed for cattle breeding |
Required Inputs | Sprout, barley |
Competing Products |
Low competition |
Potential for Export | Low |
Process
Complexity – Type of Process | Simple – mechanical process |
Technology | Cultivation and mixing with additives |
Equipment and Material | Barley breeding room and packaging material |
Human Resources | Manual labor and agriculture engineers |
Business Linkage
Forward Linkage | Cattle breeders |
Local/Regional/Nationwide | Local Market- Upper Egypt Region |
Backward Linkage | Farmers |
Supporting Entities | Equipment suppliers and testing facilities |
Competitive Edge |
High-nutrient animal feed |
Economic Features
Revenue Stream | Sales of animal feed |
CAPEX | Consists mainly of the cost of machinery with an average of 700K EGP |
Investment Size | Small (between 500k-5M EGP) Note: This CAPEX represents the indicative investment size, however, this investment opportunity can start from a micro-scale investment and grow in scale. |
Considerations
Key Challenge | Seasonality of agricultural produce, absence of product specification and standardization, sales and marketing services |
Advantages | Animal feed with high nutritional value and simple technology |
Potential Pathways to Growth | Production of other value-added barley products (e.g., for food) and/or other highly nutritious animal feed and/or barley breeding rooms manufacturing/distribution |
General Impact
Environmental | Reduces water consumption compared to farming of traditional green fodder |
Social | Creates job opportunities for unskilled labor |
Impact on Sub-market(s), Cluster(s) and Value Chain(s)
Relevant sub-market | Compost and animal feed |
Impact | Enhances the efficiency of farming practices |
Studies
Serial | File name | Download |
1 | UNIDO IGGE_VC Cluster Competitiveness & BOM |