Smallholder Range of Poultry Feeds
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| Provides a complete feed for free range hens though fresh vegetables or mixed corn may still be fed as a treat in the afternoons.
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| Provides a complete feed for free range hens though fresh vegetables or mixed corn may still be fed as a treat in the afternoons.
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| 70% wheat with barley maize (non-GM) peas oyster shell and grit. The superior mixed corn treat for your birds.
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| Feed to young chicks from as soon after hatching as possible. Should be fed through until the chicks are 6-8 weeks old, and can be fed on a free access basis. In the week before changing to Poultry Grower Pellets, it is preferable to mix the crumbs and the pellets to ensure a gradual changeover. May also be fed to ducks or geese in an emergency (i.e. when Goose/Duck Starter Crumbs are unavailable) though in general you should be very careful about feeding chick crumbs to ducks as some companies products contain an anti-coccidiostat which can be harmful to them.
Oil 4.00% Protein 17.50% Fibre 3.75%
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| Feed to young chicks from as soon after hatching as possible. Should be fed through until the chicks are 6-8 weeks old.
Smaller pack for those with just a few chicks to grow on
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| 85% wheat, 15% maize (non-GM). *It is suggested that these are used as an additional treat for birds to peck at in the afternoons, rather than in place of a nutritionally balanced pellet.
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| Provides a complete feed for free range hens, though fresh vegetables or mixed corn may still be fed as a treat in the afternoons. This feed provides all the vitamins, minerals (including calcium) and natural ingredients needed for a good sized egg with a natural golden yolk colour.
FREE from ARTIFICIAL YOLK PIGMENTERS.
Includes OMEGA 3 OILS for healthier birds and better eggs. Feed all year round, on a free access basis. An average hen will eat 100-150g (4oz) per day. As the hen's crop can only hold about 100g it is best to give grain or mixed corn separately, later in the day, or she will be unable to eat sufficient pellets or meal. Meal may be fed dry, or can be fed wet if preferred.
Oil 3.50% Protein 16.00% Fibre 5.00%
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| The ideal feed for all mature fowl (poultry & waterfowl). Suitable for bantams, gamebirds, ornamental ducks, guinea fowl, peafowl and ornamental quail. Contains Omega 3 oils for gleaming plumage. Suitable for birds that are shown or kept for pleasure.
Oil 5.25% Protein 16.00% Fibre 4.50%
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| Should be fed from 6-8 weeks onwards, and may be fed to appetite. Restrict the feed or mix with wheat to slow the growth rate. DRUG-FREE, so may be fed to finish for table birds. For birds that are to be kept as laying hens, introduce Natural Free Range Layers Pellets from 16 weeks.
Oil 3.50% Protein 16.00% Fibre 5.50%
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| A high protein, high energy pellet for breeding birds. Excellent for rare breeds Ñ especially good for hybrids. Has high levels of vitamins/trace minerals/amino acids for improved fertility and egg quality. Contains herbs known to assist breeding. Contains a blend of oils (soya, linseed and maize) to ensure a balance of omega 3 & 6 oils (good for plumage).
Oil 4.25% Protein 18.50% Fibre 3.50%
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| 70% wheat with barley, maize (non-GM), peas, oyster shell and grit. The superior mixed corn treat for your birds. *It is suggested that these are used as an additional treat for birds to peck at in the afternoons, rather than in place of a nutritionally balanced pellet.
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