Organic Feed Company mixed corn from Allen & Page, 20kg sack of organic poultry scratch feed

Allen & Page Organic Feed Company Mixed Corn 20kg Poultry Feed

$23.79
Sale price  $23.79 Regular price  $36.04
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Organic Feed Company mixed corn from Allen & Page, 20kg sack of organic poultry scratch feed

Allen & Page Organic Feed Company Mixed Corn 20kg Poultry Feed

$23.79
Sale price  $23.79 Regular price  $36.04
Organic Feed Company Mixed Corn – 20kg

Soil Association certified organic mixed corn, made from organically grown wheat and maize and nothing else. Fed as a treat rather than a ration, it keeps birds busy and helps them hold body temperature overnight through the colder months.

The certification is the point of difference: if the rest of the flock's diet is organic, a conventional corn treat undermines it. Scattered on the ground it encourages the natural foraging and scratching that keeps birds active and out of trouble.

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Performance & Benefits
  • Soil Association certified organic, non-GM ingredients.
  • Highly nutritious and energy rich.
  • Helps birds maintain body temperature overnight in winter.
  • Encourages natural foraging behaviour when scattered.
  • Keeps birds engaged and active.
  • Simple two-ingredient blend of organic wheat and maize.
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Suitable For
  • Poultry of all kinds as a supplementary treat.
  • Flocks kept on a certified organic system.
  • Winter feeding to help birds hold condition.
  • Housed or confined flocks needing enrichment.
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Feeding
  • Feed one handful per bird per day, in the afternoon.
  • Offer only after birds have eaten their main ration of layers pellets.
  • Scatter on the ground to keep birds busy and active.
  • Always provide fresh water and access to grit.
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Composition & Analysis
  • Composition: organic wheat, organic maize. 20kg.
  • The Organic Feed Company do not publish analytical constituents for this product. Refer to the sack label.
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Care & Caution
  • A treat, not a feed. Corn cannot sustain a laying hen and overfeeding it is the commonest cause of poor laying.
  • Store in a cool, dry place in a secure container, both to keep it dry and to stop birds and rodents raiding it.

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