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M moved · F new feed · S poor shells · W low water. Tap the chart for a day's details.
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Tap a day to see its records. What each number means is under Setup.
Start a batch the day chicks arrive. Give it a name you will say out loud, like "March chicks". Then talk to it like any house: "March chicks, fed half a bucket, lost one, brooder at 92, drank two gallons." For weights say "March chicks, weighed five, 2.8, 3.1, 2.9, 3 and 3.2."
A batch shows "Ready to move to production" when it meets these. Leave weight at 0 if weight is not part of the decision. For "first egg required", enter 1 for yes or 0 for no.
Each customer has their own price and is tagged retail or wholesale. "Billed by invoice" means deliveries build up and are billed together on a numbered invoice, like Rosauers.
One entry per group of hens.
Weigh one full bucket of each feed once. After that, "3.5 buckets" is turned into pounds for you.
Log a delivery when the supplier or formula changes, so lay rate can be compared before and after. You can also say it: "new pellet delivery from Smith today."
The line shown under the Talk button, to jog your memory before you speak. Put in whatever you want to remember to say. Leave it empty to hide it.
The breeder's expected lay rate by age, drawn on the "Lay rate by age" chart. One line per week of age: the week, a comma, then the percent. For example "30, 94".
Weather is pulled automatically for each site's map position. Add the leased pasture here when birds are on it.