In evaluating the cost feed analysis for 1,000 birds at Neo-Hen Farms, several factors must be considered, including the daily feed intake, the cost of poultry feed per kilogram, and the duration of feeding. Typically, a chicken will consume approximately 120-150 grams of feed per day depending on its age, breed, and growth stage. For 1,000 birds, this translates to 120-150 kg of feed daily. Assuming an average cost of KES 55 per kilogram of poultry feed, the daily feed cost would range from KES 6,600 to KES 8,250. Over a 30-day period, the cost would accumulate to between KES 198,000 and KES 247,500. However, this estimate can vary based on factors like market fluctuations in feed prices, the use of different feed types (starter, grower, finisher), and the efficiency of feed utilization for the Rafiki chickens, which are known for higher productivity. Additionally, if the company can integrate its own feed production or adopt strategies like utilizing locally available feed ingredients, it could significantly reduce costs while maintaining or improving the birds' growth and productivity. This analysis highlights the importance of feed management in optimizing profitability for a poultry enterprise of this scale.
Thank you for sharing lessons and details on expenditure. learnt a lot. would be great to see a video on profits made as well. And the vaccination schedule, how you cut cost on feeds and whether you make your own traditional medicine and boosters for the chicken.
In evaluating the cost feed analysis for 1,000 birds at Neo-Hen Farms, several factors must be considered, including the daily feed intake, the cost of poultry feed per kilogram, and the duration of feeding. Typically, a chicken will consume approximately 120-150 grams of feed per day depending on its age, breed, and growth stage.
For 1,000 birds, this translates to 120-150 kg of feed daily. Assuming an average cost of KES 55 per kilogram of poultry feed, the daily feed cost would range from KES 6,600 to KES 8,250. Over a 30-day period, the cost would accumulate to between KES 198,000 and KES 247,500.
However, this estimate can vary based on factors like market fluctuations in feed prices, the use of different feed types (starter, grower, finisher), and the efficiency of feed utilization for the Rafiki chickens, which are known for higher productivity. Additionally, if the company can integrate its own feed production or adopt strategies like utilizing locally available feed ingredients, it could significantly reduce costs while maintaining or improving the birds' growth and productivity.
This analysis highlights the importance of feed management in optimizing profitability for a poultry enterprise of this scale.
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Thank you for sharing lessons and details on expenditure. learnt a lot. would be great to see a video on profits made as well. And the vaccination schedule, how you cut cost on feeds and whether you make your own traditional medicine and boosters for the chicken.
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What about feeding them kienyeji mash. The one you mix yourself.
That commercial feed seems to be too expensive.
You risk losing all your poultry
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That feeding schedule is not seen properly so at least magnify it
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