Farm Cost & Margin per Coop

Feed cost, other costs, total cost, harvest value, and production margin per house, backed by the journal detail of the house division.

When This Report Is Used

When judging which house is actually profitable.
When closing a cycle and computing cost per egg or per kilogram.
When tracing costs that do not come from posting - medicine, labour, electricity - journalled manually to the house division.

Fill in the required batch or house filter. Farm reports always ask for at least one, so the result does not drag in the whole history.
Set the date range to match the question, for example one production week or a full cycle.
Run the report, read the figures, then print or export once they look right.

Feed cost and harvest value come from postings; total cost sums every expense of the house division, including manual journals.
So the gap between total cost and feed cost is that house non-feed cost - which is usually where medicine, labour, and electricity sit.
The journal detail underneath is the evidence, so any gap can be traced down to the account.
The production margin here does not yet use a true per-cycle cost: harvest value uses the product average cost.

Total cost far exceeds feed cost: expected when manual journals exist in the house division. Check the journal detail.
One house costs are mixed with another: two houses share a division. This can no longer be separated once posted.
Harvest value is empty: the harvest has not been posted, or the house simply produces nothing that enters the warehouse.
The result is empty: check the batch filter and date range first, then add other filters one at a time.
Numbers disagree with another report: make sure the date range and batch selected are exactly the same.