Commodity expert Aditya Mishra told The Hindu Business Line that sluggish demand and steady input costs kept feed products unchanged and may continue to rule around current levels for the next few days.

Key ingredients of poultry feed have been ruling in a tight range, he said.

In the physical market, soyameal dropped marginally by Rs.300 and sold at Rs.38,000 a tonne, while bajra went up by Rs.200 and sold at Rs.13,500 a quintal.

Di-calcium phosphate dropped by Rs.2 and was at Rs.34.80 a kg while maize dropped by Rs.20 and sold at Rs.1,460 a quintal. DRB improved by Rs.150 and sold for Rs.8,750, rice bran oil ruled flat at Rs.55/kg, MBM was at Rs.42 while mustard de-oiled cake was at Rs.15,300 a tonne.

Pre-lay mash was sold at Rs.1,100; Layer concentrate 25 per cent at Rs.1,520 while Layer concentrate 35 per cent was at Rs.1,200. Broiler concentrate quoted at Rs.2,115 for a 50-kg bag.

Broiler ruled flat at Rs.48/kg, egg dropped by 18 paise to Rs.2.63, while chick went for Rs.10, unchanged.