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Poultry Feed Cost Calculator

Work out the feed expense of your poultry flock. Enter the number of birds, feed per bird per day, and the feed price per kg to see daily feed quantity, daily cost, monthly cost, cost per bird, and the cost per dozen eggs if you give a laying rate.

Default 110 g suits layers. Broilers eat more, desi birds eat less.
If left empty, the starting bird count is used.
Needed only for the cost per dozen eggs.
Daily feed
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Daily cost
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Monthly cost
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Cost / bird / month
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Egg production cost

Estimated eggs per day: -  •  Cost per dozen eggs: -

Daily vs monthly breakdown

ItemPer dayPer month (30 days)
Monthly figures use a 30-day month: daily value times 30. Adjust the feed rate if your birds eat more or less than 110 grams per day.

How to use

  1. Enter the starting number of birds, the feed per bird per day in grams, and the feed price per kg in Rs.
  2. Optional: enter the adjusted head count after any losses, and the average laying rate percent for egg cost.
  3. Press Calculate Feed Cost to see daily and monthly figures plus the cost table.

Frequently asked questions

The default is 110 grams of feed per bird per day. You can change it to match broilers, desi birds, or your own measured rate.

Monthly figures use 30 days: daily feed cost times 30 gives the monthly cost, and daily feed kg times 30 gives the monthly feed quantity.

If you lost some birds, enter the remaining head count in the optional adjusted field and all results will use that number instead of the starting flock size.

Daily egg count equals bird count times laying rate percent, divided by 100. Daily cost divided by the daily dozens gives the cost per dozen eggs.

No, they are estimates. Real feed use changes with wastage, weather, bird age, and feed price changes, so treat the results as planning figures.

Disclaimer: this is only a math estimate for planning — not veterinary or financial advice. Actual feed intake varies by breed, age, season, and feed quality.