Fancy Feeds Supreme Mixed Corn Poultry, 5 kg

Fancy Feeds Supreme Mixed Corn – 5kg

A carefully selected blend of English wheat and cut maize, enriched with natural ingredients to promote health, vitality and productivity in poultry, bantams and waterfowl. It is formulated for nutritional value as well as taste, which makes it a better scatter feed than plain corn — and the 5kg bag suits a small flock that would never get through 20kg while it was still fresh.

Whole linseed provides omega-3 for heart, feather and general health. Black sunflower seeds supply oils and vitamin E for immunity and glossy plumage. Oyster shell dissolves in the digestive system to deliver bioavailable calcium for eggshell integrity, naked oats add protein and amino acids for feather growth, and split peas bring further palatable protein.

Performance & Benefits

• Whole linseed provides omega-3 for heart, feather and overall health.
• Black sunflower seeds supply oils and vitamin E for immunity and plumage.
• Oyster shell delivers bioavailable calcium for eggshell and skeletal health.
• Naked oats offer protein and amino acids for feather growth and laying.
• Cut maize and wheat give slow-release carbohydrate for warmth and condition.
• Split peas add valuable, highly palatable protein.
• Soya oil coating enhances palatability and adds fatty acids.
• 5kg bag stays fresh for a small flock.

Suitable For

• All poultry, bantams and waterfowl.
• Back garden flocks of a few birds.
• Laying flocks needing extra calcium alongside their ration.
• Winter feeding to help birds hold condition.

Feeding

• Feed no more than 28g (1oz) per bird per day.
• Always offer after the main ration of pellets or mash.
• Scatter on the ground to encourage natural foraging.
• Provide fresh, clean water and insoluble grit at all times.

Composition & Analysis

• Composition: wheat, cut maize, naked oats, linseed, oyster shell, black sunflower seeds, split peas, soya oil. 5kg.
• Protein 11%. Oil 4%. Fibre 3%. Ash 4%. Calcium 1.2%. Sodium 0.05%.

Care & Caution

• A complementary treat, not a complete feed. It cannot replace layers pellets or mash.
• Overfeeding corn is the single most common cause of poor laying in back garden flocks.