Allen and Page Layers Pellets - 20kg

Provides a complete feed for free-range hens. This feed provides all the vitamins, minerals (inclu...

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This guide is for poultry owners using Allen & Page Layers Pellets. The key benefit is providing a nutritionally complete feed that supports healthy hens and high-quality eggs. A point to note is that an average hen will eat 100-150g per day, so you will need to provide enough feed. This feed is designed for free-range hens, providing vitamins, minerals, and natural ingredients for optimal egg production.

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FAQs

What is the appropriate age to start feeding Allen & Page Layers Pellets?

Feed from 16 weeks of age.

How much feed should I provide per hen per day?

An average hen will eat 100-150g (4oz) per day.

Can I feed the meal wet?

Yes, meal may be fed wet or dry, depending on the preference of your hens.

What are the key ingredients?

This feed provides all the vitamins, minerals (including calcium), and natural ingredients needed for a good-sized egg with a natural golden yolk colour.

What is the difference between the Allen & Page layers pellets and the Allen & Page Organic Layers Pellets?

The Organic Layers Pellets contains 100% organically grown ingredients, a prebiotic to support a healthy digestive system, and has a 2.5mm pellet size, suitable for bantams.

Is this product suitable for bantams?

Yes, the Organic Layers Pellets has a 2.5mm pellet size, suitable for bantams.

Is the feed soya-free?

Yes, the feed uses Non-GM ingredients and is soya-free.

Troubleshooting

Hens are not eating enough pellets

Ensure grain or mixed corn is provided separately later in the day. Check for any other food sources the hens may prefer.

Poor egg quality

Ensure the hens have access to fresh water and the correct amount of feed. Check if the feed is still within its use by date.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports the production of good-sized eggs.
  • Promotes a natural golden yolk color.
  • Contains Omega 3 oils for healthier birds and eggs.
  • Provides a nutritionally balanced diet for hens.
  • Available in an organic formula.
  • Suitable from 16 weeks of age.

Cons

  • Requires separate feeding of grain or mixed corn to ensure sufficient pellet intake.
  • Meal may need to be fed wet or dry depending on the preference of the hen.
  • May not be suitable for hens with specific dietary needs outside of this product's purpose.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Feeding Instructions:

  1. Feed on a free-access basis.
  2. An average hen will eat 100-150g (4oz) per day.
  3. Provide grain or mixed corn separately, later in the day, to ensure sufficient pellet intake.
  4. Meal may be fed wet or dry, depending on preference.

Compatibility:

  • Suitable for free-range hens.
  • Compatible with various breeds of laying hens.
  • The organic formula is suitable for hens following organic diets.

Care:

  • Store in a cool, dry place.
  • Ensure fresh, clean water is always available.
  • Monitor hens for any changes in health or egg production.

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