If you’re into broiler farming, a key calculation is the yield either of carcass or parts of each bird.
This effectively tells you the amount of marketable product available (by weight) after processing.
From this, you can quickly rack up financial projections.
Easy way to calculate broiler yield based on Cobb 500 breed
This guide will help you get an immediate grasp on the metrics involved in broiler yield.
Below, I’ve combined:
- a poster, produced by Cobb-Vantress, illustrating the standard yield per bird of their famed Cobb 500 breed in percentages, with;
- an automatic broiler yield calculator, made by me, converting the Cobb 500 percentages into ready-made absolute weights for your planning.
Cobb 500 Yield Percentage Poster – PDF Download
Simply click the link below to access the poster produced by Cobb disclosing the yield of their Cobb 500 product:
👉Broiler-Yield-Poster-cobb-500-English
n.b. The breakdown includes all carcass parts commonly consumed across global markets, plus other bodily parts comprising the full 100%, whole bird.
Cobb 500 Broiler Chicken Yield Calculator (Carcass, Parts & Other Product By Weight)
How to use the Cobb 500 broiler yield calculator:
- Fill in your email address (to get the results sent to you after)
- Type in how many birds you want to base your calculation on
- Select your preferred units of weight i.e. kilogram (kg) or pounds (lbs)
- Press the red submit button at the bottom to email yourself the results
n.b. the sum of the parts shown does NOT equal the overall carcass i.e. wings also comprise ‘front part’, for example.
- Are you a broiler processor looking to pin down yield & convert to revenue?
- Are you a buyer looking to breakdown the economics of the broiler game?
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