Description

Free Range Scratch Mix has been formulated for those who prefer a natural grain based diet to suit all
breeds of layers from point of lay Hybrid layer 18 – 20 weeks of age & Heritage layers from 26 week of age. Blend of grains & oil seed with a protein / mineral nutri-pellet that contains essential minerals & proteins to assist with bird health & egg production also reduces wasteful fines. 

Typical Analysis As Fed
Energy KCAL / kg  3000
Protein (%) 14.00
Calcium (%) 2.00
Available Phosphorus (%) 0.10
Crude Fat (%) 6.00
Added Niacin (mg/kg) 40.00

· Proteins – Contains Lucerne & Vegetable Protein Meals
· High Energy – For egg production and growth
· Mineral Pellet – Contains essential minerals & proteins to assist in bird health
· Molasses / Oils – Light coating to enhance natural palatability and energy density
· Natural Grains / Oil Seed – varies the texture and flavors to layers
· Selgrit – Assists in shell production and strength
· Lucerne Meal – added to mineral pellet to enhances both protein and palatability

Typical raw materials considered in the formulation of this diet
Whole Wheat, Sunflower Seed, Cracked Corn, Vegetable Oils, Molasses, Nutri-Pellet containing Canola & Soybean Meal, Lucerne Meal, Amino Acids, Calcium, Phosphorus, Species Specific Vitamin Premix, Salt, Sodium Bicarbonate, Natural Digestive Emzymes.
Nutri-Pellet is steamed conditioned prior to the pelleting precess

General Information
· Intake varies from 95 grams – 140 grams per day depending on bird health & breed, light hours, housing, climate conditions and water quality & supply
· Feeding hens to production is important to maximise bird health, egg production & yoke colour
· Adlib access to Shell Grit is strongly advised
· Fresh, clean water to be accessible at all times
· Greens can be fed in conjunction with this grain mix
· Older Hybrid hens (>2 years) egg production will decline rapidly due to aging
· The Nutri Pellet is a key part of the diet, by nature your birds will naturally select the yummier parts “The Lollies” of the diet first and possibly leave the Nutri Pellet to last, hence we would suggest daily feed allocation to increase the uptake of this part of the diet, this is often referred to “Hard Love”