When Gopi, a poultry business owner in South India, checked his accounts after the last flock cycle, he wasn’t happy. Feed costs were higher than expected. Mortality had gone up. His team sent notes, but they were scattered. It took hours of going through spreadsheets and calls with managers just to understand where the money went. 

Gopi knew he was losing profits — but he didn’t know where or why. 

A few months after he started using the Farmlogics Poultry Management System, things looked dierent. He could see exactly which sheds were making money and which weren’t. He knew his feed cost per bird. Mortality alerts reached him on time. And the farm’s profit and loss reports finally matched reality. 

This is the change more poultry farmers are starting to see when they move from paper and Excel sheets to a digital system. 

Real business impact — what the numbers look like

Across farms using digital poultry systems, average improvements we see are: 

5–15% higher profit margins. 

10–15% savings on feed (about ₹2–5 per bird in many cases). 

20–30% labour savings. 

2–5% lower mortality, which can translate to large savings on large farms. Better batch-level insights that can add another 5–10% to profitability. 

Put together, these changes move a poultry operation from survival to predictable profit. For example, on a 10,000-bird operation, the collective impact can be six-figure improvements per cycle — real money that passes straight to the bottom line. 

Those are average outcomes we see with disciplined use of data. The dierence comes from turning scattered daily records into timely, actionable signals. 

How this really works on the farm 

Here’s the practical side — what changes on the ground when a farm adopts Farmlogics.

1. Daily data becomes useful data 

Field sta enter feed, mortality, medication, and activity data on a simple mobile app. The app works oline and syncs when connectivity returns. No more stacks of paper to transcribe

at month-end.

2. Feed is tracked per batch and per shed 

Instead of estimating feed use, the system records daily feed given, calculates the feed conversion ratio (FCR) automatically, and shows the cost per bird. Managers see where feed is being wasted or overused and take corrective action fast. 

3. Mortality and health issues show up as patterns, not surprises 

When mortality in one shed creeps up, the system highlights it immediately. You see medication and treatment history, and can compare similar batches to find root causes. 

4. Batch-wise profitability tells you which flocks to scale 

Rather than an overall average, you get profit and loss for each batch. That lets you decide which management practices to repeat and which to fix. 

5. Inventory and accounts fall into place 

Feed and medicine inventory are tied to usage and purchases. Sales and dispatch entries flow into a simple farm-level P&L. You stop chasing invoices and start managing cash. 

A short, practical example 

Gopi’s farm used the app for one complete cycle. Here’s what changed in ninety days: 

Feed cost per bird dropped (management tightened feed schedules and cut wastage). One shed that was losing money was isolated; the team found feed delivery errors and corrected them. 

Mortality alerts led to a treatment change that cut losses in that shed by several percentage points. 

Labour time spent on tallying records fell, freeing supervisors for preventive checks. 

Those changes together improved his cycle margin noticeably. The results felt like breathing room, not just a spreadsheet victory. 

Why Farmlogics — practical advantages that matter to owners 

We built this product for farms that need results, not dashboards for dashboards’ sake. Here’s why owners choose Farmlogics: 

Business-first metrics: Batch-wise profitability, FCR, mortality trends, and P&L are front and center. 

Mobile-first and oline-capable: The app works where your teams work. Customizable: We adapt workflows to how you run the farm, not the other way around. Aordable, with flexible payment plans: Farms can start with a pilot and scale up. Fast adoption: Field-focused UX made for users with limited time and tech comfort.

Local support and implementation: We help you set up, train your teams, and extract value quickly. 

What to expect in the first 90 days 

If you decide to try a pilot, here’s a realistic rollout plan we use with clients: 

Week 0–2: Setup and mapping 

We map your current workflows and configure the app to match. Sta accounts are created, and initial training is done. 

Week 3–4: Pilot go-live 

One or two sheds start using the mobile app for daily entries. We monitor data flow and refine forms. 

Week 5–8: Full cycle tracking 

The farm runs a full flock cycle with live data. We provide weekly dashboards and short coaching calls. 

Week 9–12: Results review and scale decision 

We review improvements (feed, mortality, labour), present batch-wise P&L, and agree on the next steps for roll-out across more sheds or farms. 

During this period, you will see where the biggest leaks are and which practices move your margin. 

Common questions farm owners ask 

How much will it cost to start? 

You can begin with a short pilot. Pricing is flexible and tailored to farm size and scope. We work with farms to set up pilots with clear business targets. 

How long before we see real results? 

Many farms see measurable changes in the first complete flock cycle once data entry is reliable. That’s why we focus on easy adoption and the right KPIs. 

Do my sta need to be tech-savvy? 

No. The app is built for ease of use. If your team uses WhatsApp, they can use this app. We provide hands-on training and local support. 

Final thought — decisions you can act on 

Running a poultry farm leaves little room for error. The owners who move from guessing to measuring are the ones who earn the margins they deserve. Farmlogics is not about replacing your judgment. It’s about giving you timely, trustworthy signals so your decisions count. 

If you’d like to see how this looks on your farm, book a short demo. We can walk you through a live batch example, show the reports you’ll use, and outline a pilot that matches your risk appetite.

Book a free demo at https://farmlogics.com/poultry-management/