Poultry record 2025

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The document is a record book for the University of Vermont Extension's 4-H Broiler Poultry project, designed for participants to set goals, track progress, and document their experiences in raising poultry. It includes sections for personal information, project goals, accomplishments, general information about poultry care, expense records, mortality tracking, health and vaccination records, and daily work descriptions. The aim is to help members develop skills in goal setting, decision making, and record keeping while fostering creativity in documenting their project.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the poultry record in the editor.
Begin by filling in your name and club name at the top of the form. Specify the number of years you have participated in this project.
Select your project type by circling either 'Club' or 'Independent'.
Enter the names of your leader(s) or mentor(s) and provide your signature along with the date.
In the 'Project Goals' section, list at least three goals you aim to achieve during your project year. Discuss these with your leader/mentor.
Complete the 'General Information' section by answering questions about breeds, housing, and feed for your chicks.
Fill out the 'Expense Record' if applicable, detailing costs associated with feed and other expenses throughout the project.
Document any chick mortality in the 'Chick Mortality Record', noting weekly totals and potential causes for losses.
Record health and vaccination details in their respective sections, ensuring all treatments are documented accurately.
Finally, summarize your work routine and include any photos or drawings that enhance your record book.

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How to make a poultry record?

List each lot of birds or eggs separately. For example, record the date you get your chicks and the date you sold the extra roosters and placed the rest on range or considered them as young replacement stock. If you hatch your own, also put in the date you set the eggs and the date they hatch.

What records do farmers need to keep?

What records should you keep for your farm? Financial records. Income and expenses: Detailed records of all income sources and expenditures. Production records. Operational records. Regulatory compliance. Sales and marketing. Labour records. Insurance. Safety records.

Which state is #1 in poultry production?

If you are a chicken fan, then Iowa is the place to go, as this is the state that produces the most chickens out of all the US states. Iowa is followed closely by Ohio and Indiana. I found it quite mind-boggling that one state could raise so many millions of chickens.

Who is the #1 producer of chicken?

USDA FAS projects global chicken (broiler) production ~105.8 MMT in 2025. The U.S. stays #1 producer (21.7 MMT), with Brazil and China next. U.S. broiler exports are seen near 3.0 MMT.

What are the 5 types of poultry?

Poultry can be defined as domestic fowls, including chickens, turkeys, geese and ducks, raised for the production of meat or eggs and the word is also used for the flesh of these birds used as food. The Encyclopdia Britannica lists the same bird groups but also includes guinea fowl and squabs (young pigeons).

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How do I keep track of my chickens?

Food coloring dabbed around the vent is another recommended method. Use a different color for each hen youd like to track. Just make sure not to use red--this will encourage other hens to peck at her vent! When the hen lays an egg, streaks of food coloring will be transferred to the shell.

How much profit is 500 chickens?

Lets assume you start with 500 chickens. Each chicken can produce around 250 eggs per year. If you sell each egg for ₹5, you can earn ₹6,25,000 from eggs alone. Additionally, if you sell some chickens for meat, assuming each chicken sells for ₹200, you could earn ₹1,00,000 by selling 500 chickens.