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Resource Book on Horticulture Nursery Management

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Sl. No. Items Quantity Rate Total<br />

11 Publicity & Advertisement -- -- 10000<br />

12 Interest <strong>on</strong> Capital @ 12% -- -- 72960<br />

Total 215960<br />

Total Capital requirement for establishment and operating nursery for <strong>on</strong>e year is sum<br />

of Fixed Capital and Working Capital as stated above which works out to Rs 9,32,550.<br />

2. <strong>Nursery</strong> Income<br />

The nursery enterprise can have various sources of income like from sale of saplings,<br />

grafts, vegetable seedlings, potted plants, bagged plants and ball seedlings, planting<br />

material like seeds, corms and bullets etc. It can additi<strong>on</strong>ally have various other raw<br />

material and equipments for sale like pots, bags, pruning and grafting implements etc.<br />

However for the illustrati<strong>on</strong> of expenditure and income in the above example of Fruit<br />

Plants <strong>Nursery</strong> the major income will be from the sale of seedlings and grafts. The<br />

details of income can never be 100 per cent of its producti<strong>on</strong> capacity. For example if<br />

the producti<strong>on</strong> capacity is 100000 plants then it is assumed that the sale of the plants<br />

and actual realizati<strong>on</strong> of the income will be 60% in the first year and it will grow<br />

further to maximum 80 to 90%. Following chart shows the realizati<strong>on</strong> of income from<br />

the sale of different plants:<br />

Sr<br />

No<br />

Name of<br />

Seedlings/Graft<br />

Producti<strong>on</strong><br />

Capacity in<br />

No.<br />

Rate in Rs<br />

per plant<br />

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I Year<br />

Sales<br />

Realizati<strong>on</strong><br />

(60% )<br />

II Year<br />

Sales<br />

Realizati<strong>on</strong><br />

(70% )<br />

01 Mango 20000 35 420000 490000<br />

02 Guava 20000 25 300000 350000<br />

03 Pomegranate 25000 15 225000 262500<br />

04 Fig 5000 22 66000 77000<br />

05 A<strong>on</strong>la 5000 50 150000 175000<br />

06 Drumstick 10000 5 30000 35000<br />

07 Custardapple 5000 5 15000 17500<br />

1206000 1407000<br />

The net income from nursery enterprise during the first year will be gross income<br />

minus total expenditure during the first year which will be Rs 2,73,450 in the above case.<br />

The income source can be additi<strong>on</strong>ally extended further by producti<strong>on</strong> and sale of<br />

vegetable seedlings and ornamental plants. Further the nursery enterprise can also<br />

provide the plants in bulk to small nurseries in the distributi<strong>on</strong> value chain of nursery<br />

plants sale. Such add <strong>on</strong> activity can further help to expand the nursery business. There<br />

are also newer c<strong>on</strong>cepts like sale of plants based <strong>on</strong> the age of plants. For example if the<br />

mango plants are made available for sale during the first year then the cost would be Rs

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