Rearing
OptiRearing: rearing farm data management
Follow bird weight, uniformity, feed intake and mortality through the whole rearing period, with data pulled straight through from parent stock. Benchmark every flock against your own history and against the group.
OptiRearing
Example data
Body weight (g)
1,486
Uniformity %
88.5
Feed (g)
74
Mortality %
1.9
What it gives you
OptiRearing is rearing management software for pullet farms. It tracks growth, feed and flock development against benchmarks and carries data through from parent stock, so deviations show up while there is still time to correct them, before they become a problem in the laying period.
Efficient planning
Schedule vaccinations and feeding so the rearing period runs without gaps.
Accurate record-keeping
Track bird weight, feed intake and mortality, and monitor flock health on real data.
Benchmark vs self and group
See how this flock performs against your own history and against the group.
Advanced reporting
Detailed reports on the KPIs that matter, so you see exactly where to improve.
Waste reduction
Optimize production, cut waste and reduce costs.
Data from parent stock
Rearing data pulls straight through from parent stock, no re-entry.
Catch costly deviations early in rearing
Up to
Higher rearing profit
Connect feed, growth and flock development to spot deviations before they become expensive performance gaps, in rearing and further down the chain.
How the value is created
1
Growth, feed and targets in one view
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Spot development and feed deviations
3
Adjust management or feed strategy
4
Better flock development
5
Lower cost and better downstream results
Potential outcomes based on PoultryPlan scenario calculations and a historical customer business case. Actual results depend on your operation.
Ask PoultryPlan AI about this operation
PoultryPlan AI is an AI layer that reads the planning and production data you already keep in PoultryPlan, and helps you work out why a number moved.
PoultryPlan AI
Ask
Which flocks are drifting away from target weight?
Discover
Three flocks sit below the breed curve at day 42, and uniformity has dropped in two of them.
Recommend
Extend rearing by three days for those flocks and move the transfer date to the layer farm accordingly.
Illustrative example of a PoultryPlan AI interaction. Figures shown are not customer data. PoultryPlan AI is in development. This shows the kind of question it is being built to answer, not a released feature.
Everything included
Every module below is part of the solution: no add-ons, no separate licences.
Where this sits in the chain
Data does not stop at the barn door. What happens here carries into the next stage, and what happened before shows up in your numbers.
Want to know more about this solution?
Talk to our poultry experts and we will show you how this fits your operation.