Indian Poultry Feed Might Rule Flat…. 28-02-2019, by , 0 Comments 4 Views INDIA – Poultry feed prices are likely to rule flat in the near term following steady input costs, according to trade experts. A minor fluctuation in input prices kept poultry feed prices unchanged on Saturday. Commodity expert Aditya Mishra said to The Hindu Business Line that key ingredients have been ruling steady with marginal fluctuation and it has not made any major impact on the cost of production. Demand for feed products is also stable and the market may continue to rule around current levels for the next few days, he said. In the physical market, soya meal ruled flat at Rs.32,700 a ton. Bajra, too, ruled flat at Rs.1,280-1,320 a quintal, but it may improve in the coming days if the Government begins procurement, said Mishra. Di-calcium phosphate sold at Rs.34.70 a kg, MBM moved up by 40 paisa to Rs.33/kg, while maize moved up by Rs.10 to Rs.1,480-1,520 a quintal. DRB dropped by Rs.200 to Rs.10,800 a quintal, while rice bran oil continued to rule flat and was at Rs.59 a kg. Mustard de-oiled cake improved by Rs.200 to Rs.14,300 a ton. After witnessing a downfall earlier this week, feed prices remained unchanged on Saturday. Broiler concentrate quoted at Rs.1,960 for a 50-kg bag, while broiler starter mash sold at Rs.1,500 for a 50 kg bag. Pre-lay mash sold at Rs.1,025 for a 50-kg bag. Layer concentrate 25 per cent sold at Rs.1,465 for a 50-kg bag. Eggs improved marginally on buying, while chick and broiler dropped further on reduced off-take on Saturday.