This work has its main objectives as the determination of investment potentials in poultry farming at Omuma. To the best of the researcher’s knowledge, this is the first conscious attempts to address this issue as it affects the suitability at Omuma for poultry farm.

Chapter one is the introduction. It covers such preliminary information like the General Background of the study, Problems associated with the study, Problems that the study will be concerned, the importance of studying area. Definition of important terms.

Chapter two is literature review. Literature is reviewed under six major headings: the origin of the study matters. The school of thought to the problem study, different method of solving the problem of the study, summary and references.

Chapter three is on project research and methodology, method and sources of data presentation, analysis of data, recommendation, conclusion and references.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title page

Approval page

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Table of content

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1 General background of the study

1.2 Problems associated with the study

1.3 Problem that the study will be concerned with

1.4 The importance of studying area.

1.5 Definition of important terms

1.6 References.

CHAPTER TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1 The origin of the study matters

2.2 The school of thought to the problem of study

2.3 The school of 4thought to the relevant problem of study.

2.4 Different method of solving the problem of study

2.5 Summary

2.6 References

CHAPTER THREE

DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS

3.1 Data presentation

3.2 Analysis of data

3.3 Recommendation

3.4 Conclusion

3.5 References

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

This work is the study of the feasibility of the establishment and successful management of small scale poultry farm at Omuma despite the various rural limitations existing in the town.

The choice of this study did arise from impulse, rather, it was well thought out of the so many years of my association with the town, Omuma where I was born and brought up.

However, my decision to embark on the topic was reinforced by the statement made by G.T. Williams who said modern economic pressures are such that as one could contemplate a future in farming until they first acquire reliable up to data knowledge in every aspects of animal husbandry.

This is a sector of farming which requires more than any other, a careful application of managerial expertise, if one’s capital investment is to be safeguarded / let alone show a profitable return.