(PDF) Broiler Production Record Keeping Template

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What is a broiler production record keeping template?

A chart for recording all production input metrics against their respective production outcomes throughout the broiler growing process, for a particular batch of birds.

The form should be completed for EVERY batch of broilers reared.

The chart also details incidences of mortality loss and presents an ROI-based, profit-focused economic summary in conclusion. It is used as a tool for assessing the economic performance and profitability of EVERY batch of birds grown at the farm.

With such historical records to hand – your management team are equipped, constantly with valuable production-based lessons learned offering precious clues for operational improvement to boost future performance and profits.

This chart spans the course of a 10 week maximum growing period, but you can flexibly use it to record growing periods less than 10 weeks as well.

There are 34 sections of this broiler production record template.

Farm ID: name of your farm business.

Address: full name address of your farm business.

Batch size: number of birds you bought from the hatchery and started with.

Breed: precise breed of broiler bird purchased this time.

Pen/House ID: a way of identifying the poultry house occupied by this batch of broilers.

Date: exact date you bought the broiler batch.

Chick supplier: identity of the company or individual your purchased this batch of broiler birds from.

Week: rearing week of that broiler batch.

Daily mortality count: number of birds that died this day.

Mortality (week tally): number of birds that died within this week.

Cumulative mortalities (To-Date): number of birds that have died to date from day one or rearing until the present day of rearing.

Number of chicks started: number of chicks bought from the hatchery within this batch.

Number of birds sold: number of birds that successfully made it to marketable age, quality and weight, which were sold.

Percent livability (%): percentage of birds sold of the number originally bought.

Date sold: date that the birds of this batch were sold.

Age when birds sold (in complete weeks): age of birds (of this batch) when they were sold in complete weeks from day of hatch to sale date.

Average weight of bird (kg): mean average weight of birds that were sold.

Amount of feed per bird (kg): mean average of the weight of feed each bird within the batch consumed through the entire growth period i.e. from day 1 until the day they were sold.

Bags of feed used: total bags of feed used to feed the entire batch of birds throughout the growing/rearing process from day 1 until the date the birds were sold.

Kg of meat produced per bag of feed: the equivalent weight of broiler meat produced for every bag of feed consumed by this batch of birds throughout the rearing process.

KG of feed per KG of meat: ration of total feed consumed by this batch of birds across rearing period vs. total meat produced and sold.

Average weight of chicks (kg): mean average weight of chicks bought within this batch of birds.

Total amount of weight gained (kg): total sum of weight gained by birds whilst they were reared on the farm throughout the entire rearing process.

Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR): total weight of feed consumed by this batch throughout the rearing process vs. the total body weight gained by the entire batch of birds from their arrival on the farm from gay 1 until the day that they were sold.

Cost of chicks: cost of this batch of chicks as charged by the supplier and paid by your farm.

Cost of feed: cost of all the feed consumed by this batch of birds from their arrival on-site until the day they were sold.

Cost of litter: cost of litter material used to cover the floor of the birdhouse of this batch during the entire rearing process.

Cost of fuel: cost of fuel used to warm the birds of this batch throughout their rearing process from day 1 until the day that they were sold.

Other: any other DIRECT COSTS incurred throughout the rearing process of this flock of birds.

Total weight sold (Kg): the total combined body weight of all birds sold within this batch.

Price per Kg of meat: the price per kilogram at which you sold the broiler meat produced by this batch of birds.

Total sales (in currency): total money received in sales revenue from selling the birds of this batch.

Total expenses (in currency): total sum of all direct costs of rearing this batch of birds from day 1 on the farm until the day that they were sold.

Total gross profit (in currency): the total surplus monies remaining after subtracting the total expenses incurred from the total sales revenue generated by this batch of birds.

(PDF) Broiler Production Record Keeping Template

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Mr. Temi Cole

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