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Z-Black Kadaknath

Distinctive Indian Native Breed

₹56.00₹35.00

Kadaknath Chicken — The Iconic Black Meat Chicken of India

Not just another desi chicken. Kadaknath is one of India’s most distinctive native breeds.

Traditionally associated with Jhabua and Dhar in Madhya Pradesh, Kadaknath is instantly recognized by its naturally dark pigmentation and characteristic black meat. Its unique appearance, native-breed identity and specialty-market demand have made it increasingly interesting to poultry farmers and customers looking for something beyond conventional chicken.

Why is Kadaknath attracting farmers?

  • ⚫ Naturally Distinctive — Characteristic dark skin, feathers and meat give Kadaknath an identity that is difficult to confuse with ordinary chicken.

  • 🇮🇳 Authentic Indian Native Breed — A recognized indigenous breed with strong traditional association with Madhya Pradesh.

  • 💎 Specialty-Market Appeal — Kadaknath is positioned in a differentiated market where customers specifically look for the breed.

  • 🌾 Suitable for Different Farming Systems — Can be raised in backyard, semi-intensive and free-range systems with appropriate management.

  • 📈 Documented Farm Potential — ICAR field programmes have documented approximately 1.1 kg saleable weight in 105–120 days under improved management.

  • 💰 Real Farm Economics — An ICAR-documented intervention reported ₹90,000–₹1.05 lakh annual net income per beneficiary under its particular production and market conditions.

  • 🐣 Management Makes the Difference — Proper brooding, nutrition, vaccination, housing and disease management are essential for achieving good survival and growth.

  • 🏆 Recognized Specialty Breed — Jhabua Kadaknath has a GI-tagged identity, strengthening its recognition as a distinctive Indian native poultry breed.

Is Kadaknath Right for Your Farm?

If you're looking for a breed with strong identity, differentiated market positioning and specialty demand, Kadaknath can be an interesting addition to your poultry operation.

But successful Kadaknath farming is not simply about buying chicks. Good-quality chicks + proper management + controlled mortality + planned feeding + the right market are what determine the actual farm economics.

Choose the breed. Build the flock. Create your market.