Poultry Growth Curve Predictor

Poultry Growth Curve Predictor MCP Connector for Claude

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Predict broiler development and economic timing using the Gompertz growth model.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP connects AI agents to specialized poultry biological modeling. It uses the Gompertz growth function to predict broiler weight gain, feed intake, and Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR) based on strain, sex, diet energy, and temperature. Use calculate_growth_trajectory to generate daily growth schedules, estimate_optimal_market_day to find the most efficient harvest time, evaluate_environmental_impact to assess thermal stress, and compare_diet_scenarios to test different feed energy levels.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_growth_trajectory

Generates a day-by-day growth schedule for a specific broiler profile

compare_diet_scenarios

Analyzes how changing the feed energy affects the growth timeline and efficiency

estimate_optimal_market_day

Identifies the best day to harvest birds to balance weight targets and economic efficiency

evaluate_environmental_impact

Quantifies how much the temperature profile is degrading the potential performance of a specific strain

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Generate a growth schedule for Ross 308 males aiming for 2.5kg with 3000 kcal/kg diet at 25°C.

The growth trajectory for Ross 308 shows the birds reaching 2.5kg on day 38, with a cumulative feed intake of 4.8kg and an average FCR of 1.92.

What is the best day to harvest Cobb 500 birds if I want them to weigh at least 2kg?

The optimal harvest day for Cobb 500 to reach 2kg is day 32, providing an economic efficiency score of 0.85.

How much will a temperature of 32°C impact the growth of my Ross 308 flock?

At 32°C, the thermal stress level is categorized as Moderate, resulting in a performance penalty of 0.15 on the growth coefficient.

Temperature impacts the growth coefficient. High temperatures increase thermal stress, which reduces weight gain and increases the FCR.

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