Poultry Profit Calculator: Will Your Chickens Make You Rich or Broke?

Everybody in Nigeria has that one uncle that says, “Farming is the future.”
Then he invests ₦300k in poultry and two months later, the only thing growing is his regret.

This calculator is here to stop that story from repeating.
It helps you find out if your poultry hustle actually makes sense before you even buy a single chick.

💡 What It Does

This tool shows you the real profit and ROI from your poultry business.
You’ll see exactly how much you’ll spend, how much you can make, and whether you’re heading for profit or premium tears.

No hype. No farming motivational quotes. Just raw, honest numbers.

⚙️ How To Use It

Step 1: Enter Number of Birds

Start with how many chickens you plan to raise 100? 500? 1,000?
Don’t worry, you can always adjust to see what scales best.

Step 2: Add Your Cost per Chick

How much are you buying each bird? Maybe ₦2,700 or ₦5,500 depending on breed and market.
Be realistic, not optimistic.

Step 3: Input Feed and Expenses

This part separates dreamers from investors.
Add total feed cost, vaccines, electricity, and even your caretaker’s salary.
Because every naira counts when you’re feeding creatures that eat more than teenagers.

Step 4: Add Your Selling Price per Bird

How much do you plan to sell each one when it’s ready?
Market price is key here. If feed price goes up but chicken price doesn’t, you’ll see the truth fast.

Then hit “Calculate My Profit.”

📊 What You’ll See

You’ll get:

• Total cost of running your poultry business
• Total revenue from sales
• Net profit (or loss, if wahala don enter)
• ROI your return on investment in clear percentage

It’ll even tell you whether your poultry dream is profitable, average, or a financial crime scene.

💬 Why It Matters

Because too many Nigerians jump into farming without running the numbers first.
They just see someone post “Farming is gold” and rush to buy chicks.
Three months later, no profit, no savings, and no explanation just feathers and stress.

This calculator shows you if your idea can stand inflation, feed costs, and reality.