Introduction to Catfish Economics Matt Parker NCDA & CS Aquaculture Business Specialist.

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Introduction to Catfish Economics Matt Parker NCDA & CS Aquaculture Business Specialist

Assumptions Land is already owned Fixed costs NOT included Stock 6000 fingerlings per acre Size at harvest 1.5 lbs. Feed conversion ratio 2.0:1 Survival 80% Zero sales first year Sales price of $0.55/lb Each pond is 10 acres

Initial Investment 10 Acres50 Acres100 Acres150 Acres Pond Construction $19,150$95,750$191,500$287,250 Water Supply $39,000$45,000$52,500$60,000 Equipment $63,000$78,600$98,100$117,600 Other $4,929$14,647$26,794$38,940 Total $126,079$233,997$368,894$503,790 Investment per acre $12,610$4680$3689$3,359

First Year of Operation 10 acres50 acres100 acres150 acres Sales 0000 Fingerling $4,800$24,000$48,000$72,000 Feed $4,080$20,400$40,800$61,200 Other $6,951$18,289$32,461$46,633 Total Variable Cost $15,831$62,689$121,261$179,833 Returns Above VC $15,831$62,689$121,261$179,833

Years 2 and Beyond 10 acres50 acres100 acres150 acres Sales $39,600$198,000$39,600$594,000 Fingerling $4,800$24,000$48,000$72,000 Feed $16,560$82,800$165,600$248,400 Other $14,332$45,484$84,425$123,365 Total Variable Cost $35,692$152,284$289,025$443,765 Returns Above VC $3,908$45,716$97,975$150,235

Years 2 and Beyond 10 Acres50 Acres100 Acres150 Acres Sales $39,600$198,000$39,600$594,000 Total Variable Cost $35,692$152,284$289,025$443,765 Return above VC $3,908$45,716$97,975$150,235 Break Even Price above VC $0.50$0.42$0.41/lb

Catfish Summary Economies of scale –Larger your size, the smaller your production cost per pound Larger farms are more profitable Need to have enough money to operate the first year with zero income from catfish

Further Assistance and Information NCDA & CS Publications and Staff – –Matt Parker NC Cooperative Extension Service –Mike Frinsko and Steve Gabel Other Farmers Aquanic –