poultry profitability

If you have been in poultry trading even for a short time, you have likely faced this situation. Birds are weighed at dispatch and the numbers look solid. Confidence is high, the deal is fixed, and...

Every poultry trader has experienced this moment. Birds leave the farm with a certain weight, deals are made confidently, and expectations are set. But by the time the birds reach the customer or...

Every morning in poultry trading starts with activity. Birds move out, vehicles roll in, markets open, and deals are made quickly. The business feels alive. At the end of the day, there is money...

In poultry trading, business rarely stops. Trucks move daily, birds are sold quickly, and cash keeps circulating. From the outside, everything looks fine. Many traders believe that if sales are...

For most poultry farmers, feed is the single biggest expense. It often takes up nearly all the money that goes into running a farm. This means that out of everything you spend, the largest part is...

Cull birds are an unavoidable part of poultry farming, but many farmers struggle with managing them effectively. Improper handling leads to waste, lost revenue, and biosecurity risks. Instead of...

Many feed mill operators unknowingly lose profits due to inefficient product categorization. When feed products are not split based on category, storage becomes chaotic, tracking becomes difficult...

Poultry processing success depends on accurately tracking yields for different bird types. Without proper yield analysis, farmers and processors may struggle with inefficiencies, inconsistent...