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  Mixed Poultry Corn - By Dodson & Horrell 20kg
  • Mixed Poultry Corn - By Dodson & Horrell 20kg
  • Dodson & Horrell Mixed Corn 20kg

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Mixed Poultry Corn 20kg

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Mixed Corn is a mixture of wheat and kibbled maize, that can be scattered as a treat to encourage a chickens natural foraging instinct, as hens love to peck and scratch in an outside environment. Mixed corn contains both carbohydrate and fibre calories that are digested by your chickens overnight, helping them to maintain and regulate their body temperatures, which is especially beneficial during the cold winter months.

Mixed corn should ideally be given to your poultry, after you have fed them either layers pellets or mash, to allow them to absorb the nutrients from the complete diet, before feeding them the mixed corn, suitable for all types of poultry and fowl from 4 weeks of age.

Mixed corn is intended to be a complementary feeding stuff or scratch feed, that should be offered with flint or mixed grit and should account for up to 10% of your chickens total diet.

You can always mix the corn with layers pellets, if your chickens get bored to create interest and add some fresh vegetables too, providing your chickens do not selectively feed and just eat the mixed corn or vegetables by themselves, as layers pellets are a complete food that contain essential vitamins, minerals and trace elements.

For optimal egg production from your laying hens, we suggest you feed no more than 20 grams per day or a egg cup full per laying chicken, but this will vary depending upon the breed of chickens you keep!

Lastly Dodson and Horrell's mixed corn is 100% natural, is vegetarian society approved and does not contain any GM ingredients, suitable for both free range and outdoor laying chickens, but also pigeons, doves, pheasants, poussin, game birds and fowl.

Mixed Corn for Chickens - Nutritional Information


- Vegetarian Formula
- Fully traceable raw material
- Contains No GM ingredients
- Non medicated mixed corn recipe
- Also suitable for all fowl and poultry
- Protein: 10%, Oil: 1.9%, Fibre: 2%, Ash: 1.5%