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HAPPY 2026! YEAR OF PROFITABLE FARMING

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Layers are required to be provided with 14-16 hours of light to maintain good performance and productivity and 8-10 hours of darkness for adequate night rest to help them form a strong egg shell.
However, it is important to be consistent with the lighting schedule to ensure maximum egg production and good performance. Thank you

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Most times, experience is the best teacher. Many poultry farmers struggle not because they’re lazy, but because they lack the right information.
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Estimated Quantity of Superstarter, Starter, and Finisher Feed Needed to Raise a Broiler to 6 or 8 Weeks

In commercial broiler farming, birds are usually raised on three major types of feed: superstarter, starter, and finisher.
Knowing the estimated quantity each broiler will consume at every stage helps you plan your feeding budget and avoid shortages.

Broilers grow very fast, and with proper management they are ready for sale between 6–8 weeks. Below is the estimated feed consumption per bird:

Week 1–2 (Superstarter Feed):
A broiler consumes about 0.5 kg of superstarter feed. This stage boosts early growth and immunity.

Week 3–4 (Starter Feed):
Each bird consumes around 1.5 kg of starter feed to support rapid development.

Week 5–6 (Finisher Feed):
Each broiler consumes approximately 2.5 kg of finisher feed to build final body weight.

Week 6–8 (Finisher Feed):
For those raising up to 8 weeks, each bird consumes an additional 3 kg of finisher feed.

Summary

Week 1–2: 0.5 kg superstarter

Week 3–4: 1.5 kg starter

Week 5–6: 2.5 kg finisher

Week 6–8: 3 kg finisher

Total feed (Week 1–6): 4.5 kg per broiler
Total feed (Week 1–8): 7.5 kg per broiler

These figures are estimations and may vary due to breed type, management practices, and weather conditions. Broilers eat more during cold weather and less during hot weather.

Feed Bag Calculation Example

To know how many 25kg bags you need, multiply the feed quantity by the number of birds and divide by 25.

Example for 50 broilers:

Superstarter: 0.5 × 50 = 25 kg → 1 bag

Starter: 1.5 × 50 = 75 kg → 3 bags

Finisher (Week 5–6): 2.5 × 50 = 125 kg → 5 bags

Finisher (Week 6–8): 3 × 50 = 150 kg → 6 bags

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UPDATE!!!

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3. Proven feeding formulas and transition guide (Super Starter → Starter → Finisher).

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HOW TO CALCULATE FEED CONVERSION RATIO IN BROILERS.

In broiler farming, some poultry farmers incur losses thinking maybe it’s due to bad sales, or cost of feed not knowing that it maybe due to the kind of broiler breed they house and how the birds convert their feed intake to gain weight.

Feed conversion ratio (FCR) is very important especially when you’re into broiler farming. It is the amount of feed converted by a chicken to gain a certain body weight. In FCR, the lower FCR the higher the feed conversion efficiency and the higher FCR the lower the feed conversion efficiency. This implies that if FARM A have a FCR of 1.7 and FARM B have FCR of 2.0, chickens from FARM A have the excellent FCR while FARM B’ own have a bad FCR.

Today’s class I will share with you how it is been calculated:

For example;
Let’s assume FARMER A and FARMER B bought 50 broilers and fed them with 8 bags and 10bags of 25kg chicken feed respectively from week 1-6 and FARMER A got an average weight gain of 2.2kg per broiler while FARMER B got 2.3kg per broiler at the end of week 6. What is the average feed conversion ratio for both FARMER A and FARMER B?

Solution:

Formula:
Feed conversion ratio (FCR) = Total Feed consumed (TFC) / Total body weight (TBW)

This implies: FCR = TFC/TBW

From the above question 50 broilers from FARMER A consumed 8 bags of 25kg feed in 6 weeks and FARMER B consumed 10 bags in 6 weeks. To calculate the total feed consumed, we simply;

Multiply 8 by 25kg = 200 kg of feed in total for FARMER A.
10 x 25kg = 250kg of feed in total for FARMER B.

Now, FARMER A got an average weight gain of 2.2 kg in 6 weeks, while FARMER B got 2.3 kg in 6 weeks. The total body weight for 50 broilers will be;

FARMER A 2.2 kg x 50 = 110 kg.
FARMER B 2.3 kg x 50 = 115kg

Remember our formula; FCR = TFC/TBW

FARMER A FCR = 200 kg / 110 kg
= 1.818 or 1.82

FARMER B FCR = 250 kg / 115 kg
= 2.173 or 2.2

From the above example, we can say that broiler chickens from FARMER A had an excellent feed conversion ratio (1.82) than chickens from FARMER B (2.2)

Finally, It is very important to know how to calculate your FCR before or after selling your birds so you can better determine if the breeds were okay or if your feeding practices were good too.

Thank you for reading. The group is always open to ask questions or make enquiries, so feel free.

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