Poultry Feed Calculator

How much feed for 100 layers per day? Scale poultry feed for any flock size. Use the free Poultry Feed Calculator below — enter your values and get instant results, right in your browser. Daily feed (kg) = birds × grams per bird ÷ 1000 (110 layers, 150 broilers, 60 chicks). Monthly = daily × 30. Bags = monthly ÷ 50.

How to use the Poultry Feed Calculator

Feed eats about 70% of poultry production cost, so even a small miscalculation multiplies across a flock fast. A layer eats roughly 110 grams a day, a finishing broiler 150 grams and a chick 60 grams — and this calculator scales those rates to any flock size. Enter your bird count, pick the bird type, and get daily kilos, monthly kilos and 50-kg bags per month, the exact figures for ordering feed and pricing your eggs or meat.

  1. Enter your total number of birds.
  2. Select the bird type — layers, broilers or chicks.
  3. Click Calculate to see daily, monthly and bag-per-month feed.
  4. Order the monthly bags figure; keep one spare bag for safety.

Formula

Daily feed (kg) = birds × grams per bird ÷ 1000 (110 layers, 150 broilers, 60 chicks). Monthly = daily × 30. Bags = monthly ÷ 50.

Worked example

One hundred layers at 110 g each: 11 kg per day, 330 kg per month = 6.6 bags of 50 kg. At Rs 6,000 per bag, monthly feed costs about Rs 39,600 — the number your egg price must beat.

Frequently asked questions

About 11 kg per day (100 birds × 110 g).

Roughly 150 g per day at finisher stage; a broiler eats about 3.5–4 kg total to reach market weight.

Because feed is 70% of cost — per-bird tracking exposes waste, theft and feed-quality problems fast.