Free livestock project worksheets

Project math from the records you already keep

Feed receipts, scale tickets, expense notes, fair books, and spreadsheets rarely line up on their own. Use a browser worksheet to check the arithmetic, then print or export a copy for record-book prep.

Starting with two weights? Check average daily gain

No account is needed. Your work stays in this browser, and your fair book and advisor still set the targets and rules.

Print the math with the starting numbers

Choose the calculator or tracker that matches the paper in front of you. Each worksheet shows the math, saves in this browser, and leaves you with a print or CSV copy.

Calculator Feed and cost

Livestock Feed Cost Calculator

Figure daily feed cost and project feed spend from bag price, pounds fed, and days on feed.

Feed and expense sheet Source links checked Jul. 1, 2026

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Calculator Weight and show date

Average Daily Gain Calculator

See whether your animal is gaining fast enough: current ADG, the ADG still needed, and a projected fair-day weight.

Weight log / ADG sheet Source links checked Jul. 1, 2026

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Worksheet Market Animal Break-Even Price Calculator Estimate the sale price per pound needed to cover the project costs you enter, then compare an optional sale-price scenario. Feed and expense sheet Worksheet Project Expense Tracker Log animal purchase, feed, bedding, entries, supplies, and hauling as you go, so the record book isn't a shoebox of receipts in August. Feed and expense sheet Worksheet Weight Log Chart Record dated weights and print a chart for fair progress and advisor conversations. Weight log / ADG sheet Worksheet Feed Conversion Estimator Use daily feed amounts and measured ADG from the same period to estimate feed conversion and feed cost per pound gained. Feed and expense sheet

What needs checking today?

Start with dated weights, feed receipts, expense notes, or the record-book section you're preparing.

Need to check how a number was figured?

Guide Weight What do two dated weights tell you about ADG and the pace to fair? Keep current ADG, needed ADG, and projected weight separate so each number answers the right question. Read guide Guide Weight From feed receipt to cost per pound gained Use the package price and the feed plan you already have to work out daily cost, period cost, and feed cost per pound gained. This guide does not give ration advice. Read guide Guide Sale / Buyer What break-even means for a market animal project Add the project costs you entered and subtract any other proceeds. The result shows the sale price per pound that would cover what remains. Read guide