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Feed and feed additives
For the proper development and growth of livestock, a properly balanced diet is important. The offered feed mixtures are characterized by high quality and a variety of composition, depending on the purpose of animal husbandry.
An important aspect in animal nutrition is the form of feed given:- loose feed is easily and quickly taken by young individuals,
- granules perfect for adult animals
Poultry feed
Each species of poultry requires different nutritional needs related to their growth, genetics, purpose of rearing and living environment, hence the feed for laying hens, feed for goose ducks, feed for laying quails are distinguished.
Natural additives in the form of dried nettle, pumpkin seeds, herbal extracts have a beneficial effect on the immune system of animals, which is important especially in the winter season.
Only non-GMO feeds should be chosen – without genetically modified organisms.
Feed for chickens
Feed for laying hens and quails is rich in vitamins and minerals that provide a strong eggshell, high quality yolks and improve the laying capacity of chickens. The vitamin complex prevents the phenomenon of cannibalism - popular among laying hen farms.
Feed for chickens
Feed marked with the number 1 is dedicated to chicks from 1 day of age. From the beginning of rearing, chicks should be provided with a balanced diet rich in protein (content of at least 18% crude protein) and a complex of vitamins, i.e. A, D3 and E - which counteract the m.in rickets. Feed for chickens is usually given until about 6-7 weeks of age, then you should switch to granules.