Features

·         Formulated to allow use of a single feed.

·         Nutritionally balanced to match the nutrient requirements of meatbirds for energy and body growth.

·         Added fat improves feed conversion and weight gain.

Before you feed:

·         Feed by weight—not by volume.

·         Weigh the feed in the container you will be using and subtract the weight of the container.

Feeding Instructions:

·         Feed as the sole ration.

Feed according to the feeding chart below.

Type of Bird	Age of Birds	Approximate Amount of Feed Over This Period
Turkeys	0 to 8 weeks Week 9 to finish	12 lbs. per bird 55 to 65 lbs. per bird
Breeder Turkeys	0 to 8 weeks Week 9 to onset of Lay	12 lbs. per bird 52 lbs. per bird
Geese	0 to 4 weeks Week 5 to finish	8 lbs. per bird 45 lbs. per bird
Breeder Geese	0 to 5 weeks Week 6 to onset of Lay	15 lbs. per bird 45 lbs. per bird
Ducks	0 to 4 weeks Week 5 to finish	7 lbs. per bird 15 lbs. per bird
Breeder Ducks	0 to 5 weeks Week 6 to onset of Lay	12 lbs. per bird 15 lbs. per bird
Game Birds	0 to 6 weeks Week 7 to finish or onset of Lay	1 1/2 to 4 lbs. per bird 5 to 12 lbs. per bird
Breeder Game Birds	0 to 6 weeks Week 7 to onset of Lay	1 1/2 to 4 lbs. per bird 5 to 12 lbs. per bird
Broilers	Day old to 4+ weeks	6 to 7 lbs. per bird

 

Consult your local veterinarian with any questions about medications that may be used.

·         Birds allowed to forage will consume less feed.

·         Dont let feeders run empty.

·         Keep clean, fresh water available at all times.

·         Feeders and waterers should be disinfected prior to starting use and should be cleaned regularly.

·         Day old and very young birds may require grinding pellets or crumbles to appropriate size to allow consumption.

·         Breeder or layer birds should be switched to a NatueWise^TM layer feed.

·         Consult veterinarian if health problems require medication or treatment.