Turkey feed consumption calcul

About Turkey feed consumption calcul

This app is designed for both beginners and experienced poultry farmers who are engaged in breeding Turkey broiler breeds BIG-6 and Hibryd Konverter.
Very often, many people, especially beginners, people who are engaged in growing turkeys for meat, face problems calculating feed for their own livestock. How much feed to give per day, how much feed to give at a time? How much feed should be given to parts of the livestock contained in cages or sections?
What temperature and humidity should be in the poultry house?
Many people make calculations in exele, which is also not very convenient. And most often, when people try to understand the table of feed consumption for poultry for a whole week, many do the calculation of feed "by eye". All these calculations are tedious, and people can make mistakes.
This app can save you time, and most importantly money. With this program, you can calculate the daily and one-time feed weight for your Turkey stock.
If you feed your turkeys 8 times a day, you will be able to calculate the weight of feed for each feeding of the bird during the day up to a gram. After all, overspending of quality feed for a dozen grams per day can lead to significant financial losses, and the lack of feed, to the wrong development of the bird, which will again lead to financial losses.
The app will tell you what temperature and humidity should be in the poultry house, how many hours the lighting should be on. The calculator will tell you how many days are left until the poultry is slaughtered, in this case, separately for males and females.
This app is developed by an active poultry breeder. I am engaged in breeding and selling poultry. The program was tested with my colleague-a poultry breeder with a huge experience.
The calculator has proved to be a simple, effective and convenient tool for growing poultry.
By purchasing this calculator, you will simplify the process of calculating feed and repeatedly recoup the cost of purchasing this app!
Good luck poultry farmers!