You need lots of acreage for that variety of fowl. Lots of space and predator proof housing so you can separate every pairing otherwise you'll have mix breeds that won't have enough value for people to have an interest in buying them. Raising poultry is often a money losing venture, that goes in spades if you don't have high quality pure breed stock. Losing birds to predation will cause more money losses. It is best to start with one species and breed and add more predator proof housing as you earn money. It would cost several thousands of dollars to properly house the many species you are considering.
You'll also need multiple quality cabinet incubators and hatchers if you have the space for that many birds.
You can do it without multiple cabinet incubators but then you would be restricted to selling only hatching/eating eggs.
It isn't just a matter of putting a male and female together. To have quality stock, it will require culling 90% of your birds to maintain or improve breeds.
Then before you can sell any of the poultry, you'll need to have your flocks tested annually to be NPIP certified.
I have an acre and 8 housing options that I use to raise a single rare breed. I still lose money every year.
