
How to Calculate Egg Production: Hen-Day, Not “Eggs per Day”
Why “we collected 800 eggs” doesn’t tell you much, how to work out the laying percentage per hen, and what to check when the number starts sliding.
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Broiler Feed Conversion Ratio: How to Calculate It and Where Money Is Lost
FCR in plain words: how to work out how much feed goes into a kilogram of weight gain, and five places where it quietly disappears.
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Poultry Vaccination Schedule: How Not to Miss a Single Shot
What to record for every vaccination, which habits save you from missed doses, and why a reminder is more reliable than memory.
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Poultry House Climate: Temperature, Humidity and CO₂ by Age
Which numbers to check every day, guideline values for temperature, humidity and gases, and how to catch trouble before productivity drops.
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Poultry Farm Profitability: What Goes Into the Cost of an Egg
Feed, veterinary, energy, wages, depreciation: how to build the full cost of an egg and tell whether your farm earns money.
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Farm Record Keeping Without Internet: What Matters in an App
Why entries should be made right in the poultry house, and what to look for when choosing an app for your farm.
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Hens Stopped Laying: 10 Causes to Check in Order
Water, feed, light, age, molt, mites, stress — a checklist from the simplest cause to the rarest, and the signs that mean it is time to call a vet.
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How Much Feed Does a Hen Need per Day: Norms by Age and How to Check Them
Grams-per-bird benchmarks from chick to layer, calculations for 10, 50 and 200 hens, and a way to tell whether you are feeding correctly.
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Cost per Egg: Five Costs Everyone Forgets to Count
Pullet rearing, mortality, culling, breakage and your own labor: how they change the cost of a dozen and why “in the black” can be an illusion.
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Oyster Shell, Limestone and Calcium for Hens: What to Give, How Much and When
How much calcium a laying hen needs, how oyster shell differs from chalk, why hens need grit, and when calcium does harm.
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Thin and Soft Eggshells: Why Eggs Crack and How to Fix It
Seven causes of weak shells — from lack of calcium and vitamin D to heat and disease — and what to do, step by step.
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