Layer records, egg sales and market context
Keep layer batch, daily bird health, vaccination, expense and egg-sale records connected with published city egg prices and multilingual PoultryMall AI guidance.
Organize multiple farms and production batches with location, capacity, placement date, bird count, age, breed, supplier and assigned team members.
Record mortality, feed consumption, water consumption, average weight, medicines, temperature, humidity and daily notes for each batch.
Maintain vaccination events with date, method, notes and status. Use available PoultryMall guidance for prevention, biosecurity and warning signs.
Track feed, medicine, labor, utility and other costs. Record egg sales by tray quantity and unit rate, buyer details and payment status.
Compare latest published NECC suggested and prevailing prices by city, switch practical egg units, review price history and download market data as CSV.
Follow selected egg markets, manage app notification preferences and ask PoultryMall AI for published rates, app help and available layer-farm guidance.
Egg-market clarity
PoultryMall identifies NECC Suggested and Prevailing prices, displays the observation date and provides per-egg, tray, per-100 and peti conversions.
Knowledge-library guidance
Search published material about layers, feed, water, vaccination, biosecurity, warning signs and farm economics. Health responses are educational and do not replace a veterinarian.
PoultryMall supports farms, batches, bird age and breed, bird counts, daily mortality, feed, water, weight, vaccination, expenses, sales and team-access records that can be used for layer operations.
Yes. The sales workflow supports egg quantity in trays, unit rate, buyer information, notes and paid, partial or pending payment status.
Yes. The website provides the latest available published NECC suggested or prevailing price, observation date, practical unit conversions and city history for 37 Indian markets.
The multilingual assistant searches currently published PoultryMall guidance for relevant layer, feed, water, vaccination, biosecurity, health and farm-economics information. It does not replace a veterinarian.