Estimated daily production cost & profit per kg live weight
Enter your own values in the yellow fields. Feed cost, FCR, production cost per kg and total profit are calculated together, the moment a number changes.
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| Stage | Feed rate Rs/bag | Bags | Mortality % |
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| Starterday 1 – 14 | % |
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| Growerday 15 – 28 | % |
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| Finisherday 29 – sale | % |
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| Total feed | — | — | — |
Feed commission above 100% reduces every stage cost below zero. Check the figure.
Enter either way. Per bird matches the farm ledger; whole-flock rupee totals are divided by the number of birds, exactly as the second sheet of the workbook does.
| Stage | Birds at stage | Feed intake kg | Cost Rs | Cost per bird |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | — | — | — | — |
| Grower | — | — | — | — |
| Finisher | — | — | — | — |
| Total per bird | — | — | — | — |
Nothing saved yet. Set the numbers for one option — a rate you have been offered, a lighter bird, extra mortality — press Save as scenario, then change the numbers again and save the next. Up to three options sit side by side here, so you can compare them before committing.
| Option | Cost / kg | Profit / kg | Total profit | Actions |
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Saved options stay in this browser only — nothing is uploaded, and they disappear if you clear your browser data.
Nothing is hidden. These are the exact formulas running behind the page — the same arithmetic as the original sheet, with the two long-standing errors corrected (the stage bird counts now reference the placed count, and the feed commission is applied at every stage instead of drifting with a copied cell).
Three things decide your cost per kg: what you pay per bag after commission, how much feed each bird eats, and how much of the flock reaches sale weight. Small changes in any of them move the result more than most farmers expect.
The mortality entered against starter, grower and finisher is taken as a running total, not a share of the birds left. 1% then 2% then 2.5% leaves 5.5% dead, which is what the sheet's 30 600 → 29 835 shows.
The break-even farm rate is the market rate at which the flock makes nothing. Above it, every rupee per kg is profit on the whole live weight sold — which is why one rupee looks like tens of thousands at the end of a flock.
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