Organic Chicken Feed is becoming increasingly popular feed for poultry, free from additives such as pesticides etc. We stock some of the best organic chicken feed suppliers to guarantee your poultry is getting high-quality feed.
Containing 100% organic ingredients, with brands like Allen & Page, and Marriages who are certified by the soil association. You know your feed will be packed full of goodness, filled with vitamins and minerals to help improve digestion resulting in a healthier gut. These feeds are also free from GMO. The organic range covers growers pellets, layers pellets, layers mash, finisher, mixed corn and chick crumbs filled with protein to help them grow, this feed is great to start them off on an organic diet. Organic Chicken Feed is not only great for your chickens but it is also good for the environment and available in a variety of different sizes.There are 7 products in this category
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Why should you feed Marriages Organic Poultry Growers Pellets to your poultry? From the age of 6-8 weeks to 18-21 weeks chicks need a special diet to develop into fully grown healthy chickens. Marriage's Growers Pellets will give chicks this essential kickstart to provide them with all the necessary vitamins and minerals. Included in these essential minerals is Selenium which supports the body's antioxidant defence system and helps maintain a healthy metabolism and Zinc to aid digestion and for muscle growth and repair. Where should the Marriages Organic Poultry Growers Pellets be fed? The mix can be fed as a scratch feed or in a separate feeder. Scatter the food on the ground as all poultry enjoy a good forage. It not only keeps them busy and entertained, but increases their exercise to ease boredom, as stress can have a detrimental effect on hens causing them to pull their feathers out. Chicks do not have any teeth and need the correct flint grit to break down the fibre in their food. Therefore, it is essential that some form of insoluble grit is provided as the better the food is chewed and absorbed the better quality of chicken you will end up with. The feed must be kept dry or it will spoil.
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Marriage organic layers pellets are a complete organic feed for all poultry. Made form 100% organic ingredients, this is the ideal feed for chicken keepers who are looking for a natural option to feed their birds. Organic feed does not just benefit the animals its feeds. It also benefits the land where the feed is grown and manufactured which in turn benefits the wildlife which live off the land. Organic feed represents the whole manufacturing process and is a much better way to manage the land where our food is grown. Pellets should be available to poultry at all times, along with fresh clean drinking water. It is recommended that you allow at least 125g per day, per hen. If you are feeding smaller birds, you can break the pellets up a little for easier eating. These organic pellets can be fed from any type of feeder or hopper. The pellets are a regular medium size which are ideal for most size birds. Once opened, this feed should be kept in a cool, dry area. A storage container would be ideal.
Allen and Page Growers Pellets are perfect to feed young poultry from 5 - 16 weeks old to help reach a controlled and natural healthy maturity with rich plumage. (Introduce suitable layers pellets gradually from 16 weeks.) This Allen and Page complete feed is 100% organic and perfect for sustainable homes and those who want to keep a greener ecosystem. Soil, vegetarian society approved and using completely non GM ingredients and with a well rounded amount of vitamins and minerals. The slightly smaller pellet size should easily suit smaller or more fragile beaks and be easily broken down to a course mash if desired.
Allen and Page organic layers pellets is a complete organic feed to include vitamins, minerals and omega 3 oils for good sized eggs and golden yolks. This is only to be fed to chickens aged 16 weeks upwards. We recommend that pellets should be made available to chickens at all times along with clean fresh water. As a guide, each chicken should have access to 1kg of pellets per week on top of any treat that you may feed. The pellet size is small which is suitable for bantams and ex battery birds. These can be fed using most poultry feeders or scattered on the ground (It is always easier to monitor feed intake when you use a feeder). These organic layers pellets by Allen and Page are made with 100% organically grown ingredients and contain no synthetic ingredients, and are made in a drug free, non GM feed mill. Soil Association Certified. Feeding organic only feed to your poultry ensures the animals are not put at risk from chemicals often used in the production of non organic feeds believed to be harmful to both the chickens and the consumers of eggs. When the word organic is used, it is more than just the feed itself that is affected. Creating an organic feed is based on many principles which include: producing food to the highest quality with minimal processing, working within natural systems and cycles and ensuring sustainable crop rotations and using techniques that are not harmful to the land or wildlife as well as much more. A COMPLETE FEED for feeding to LAYING HENS Composition Organic Wheat, Organic Beans, Organic Linseed Expeller, Organic Alfalfa, Calcium Carbonate, Organic Maize, Di-Calcium Phosphate, Yeast, Sea Salt, Seaweed Soil Association approved organic P2517 GB-Org-005 100% organically grown, agricultural ingredients Rich in Omega 3 oils. There are no synthetic vitamins or minerals in this feed. The Organic Feed Company only source identity preserved (Hard IP) Non-GM ingredients. The Organic Feed Company feeds are made from natural ingredients which can result in the feed changing colour slightly through the seasons. Analysis: Crude Protein: 16.0% Crude Fibre: 5.0% Calcium: 3.25% Phosphorous: 0.7% Methionine: 0.3% Crude Oils and Fats: 3.0% Crude Ash: 11.0% Sodium: 0.18% Lysine: 0.50% Omega 3: 0.40% Available in 5kg and 20kg bags. Based on a flock of 5 birds, a 20kg bag should last about one month. Keep the food stored in a cool dry area. A storage bin would be the ideal home for the feed once the bag is opened.
Soil Association Certified Organic Mixed Corn from Allen And Page. A nutritious blend of mixed corn made from organic wheat and maize. Best fed as a treat and as part of a healthy balanced diet alongside layers pellets. Corn is a very tasty mouth watering treat for poultry. Feeding one handful a day in the afternoon as part of a balanced diet is recommended. The corn will be digested overnight keeping the body temperature constant, this is ideal for winter months. Corn is best fed by scattering on the ground, allowing the chickens to peck away. This also keeps them busy and active. Feeding organic only feed to your poultry ensures the animals are not put at risk from chemicals often used in the production of non organic feeds believed to be harmful to both the chickens and the consumers of eggs. When the word organic is used, it is more than just the feed itself that is affected. Creating an organic feed is based on many principles which include: producing food to the highest quality with minimal processing, working within natural systems and cycles and ensuring sustainable crop rotations and using techniques that are not harmful to the land or wildlife as well as much more.
Allen And Page Organic Baby Chick Crumbs 5kg. A compete feed for chicks from hatching through to 6-8 weeks. Free from Coccidiostat and any other medication. The organic range from Allen And Page is made from only 100% organic ingredients. Ideally these pellets should be fed using a chick feeding trough. Always make sure clean, fresh water is available. Keep the food stored in a cool dry area. A storage bin would be the ideal home for the feed once the bag is opened. It is recommended from 5-6 weeks to start mixing the feed with Organic Grower/Finisher Pellets to ensure a smooth change. Protein 18.0% Oil 6.5% Fibre 3.5% Soil Association Certified. Feeding organic only feed to your poultry ensures the animals are not put at risk from chemicals often used in the production of non organic feeds believed to be harmful to both the chickens and the consumers of eggs. When the word organic is used, it is more than just the feed itself that is affected. Creating an organic feed is based on many principles which include: producing food to the highest quality with minimal processing, working within natural systems and cycles and ensuring sustainable crop rotations and using techniques that are not harmful to the land or wildlife as well as much more.
Marriage's organic mixed corn for poultry. A mix of organic wheat (80%) and organic cut maize (20%). Ideal to feed as a treat to chickens and other poultry as part of a balanced diet. Mixed corn should be fed in the afternoon, it allows the birds time to take on pellets in the morning as they will digest the corn overnight. Corn is high in fat which is good for feeding during winter months especially, its gives the birds more energy and will keep their body temperature at a steady level. Corn is best fed by scattering on the ground. The chickens will love scratching for the corn keeping them busy and active. You should feed around 1 handful per bird per day. Made form 100% organic ingredients, this is the ideal treat for chicken keepers who are looking for a natural option to feed their birds. Organic feed does not just benefit the animals its feeds, on top of the natural health benefits it offers the animals it also benefits the land where the feed is grown and manufactured which in turn benefits the wildlife which live off the land. Organic feed represents the whole manufacturing process and is a much better way to manage the land where our food is grown. Once opened, this feed should be kept in a cool, dry area. A storage container would be ideal. Ideally fed as an additional treat for the birds to peck at in the afternoon. Mixed corn should not be used in place of a balanced pellet. It should be used as a treat and as part of a balanced diet. The Corn is very fattening but this can also be very useful especially during winter months when the birds need more energy to keep warm.