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I'm not going to process

I'm not trying to run a small family farm.. I want to go larger

Well my intent is to raise them to 12 or 14 weeks. And have enough chickens to steadily supply 1500 a week.

If raising chickens is a bad business how come we still have chicken in our grocery stores

What raising chickens?

No, they will give you loans

Well I wanted to raise chickens to sell back to my family's facility which buys 1500 chickens a week both rooster and hens. A hatchery is something else I want to do since I'll be raising chickens *already* so I figured it would be another way to generate more revenue. I'm definitely looking...

The USDA will fund farms and since I intended to sell to businesses for food I'm sure they'd help

My family owns a poultry facility where they sell but NOT raise chickens. I want to raise chickens and initially I wanted to own a processing or distribution business. there are different permits for each one here according to what I was told by the state... And I'd have to reach out to the USDA...

The title is the main question but if so how do they make money and how are things usually constructed?