Any organisation that intends to accomplish long-term goals must consider the viability of the poultry-raising system vigilantly. The housing and feeding alternatives must be considered as the most important factors when creating a chicken farm. Instead than focusing only on short term profits, the decision making frame work for housing choices should take long term environmental, social and human impacts into account. During the selection process, a number of aspects are taken into account, including housing materials, a location to minimise water stagnancy, vented, adequate area designed for the pen, and run system, space for feeders, and space for water trench. These metrics indicate the home worth in connection to the organisation typical breeding services. However, the choice of a home is frequently made manually on decisions based on experience that are hazy, imprecise and uncertain. To solve this problem, an effective algorithm that might completely remove the obstacle to decision making is required.