Auntie Kate’s Fine Mash 20KG

FOR ALL THE FUSSY EATERS, FINE-MILLED GRAINS ENSURE MINIMAL WASTAGE! 17% PROTIEN
 
Auntie Kate's FINE MASH 17% PROTEIN
•A nutritious and complete backyard layer mash - everything your chooks need in a feed to be happy healthy hens!
• High protein and exceptional quality in every bag of Auntie Kate's fine layer mash A select range of high-quality Australian-grown and milled grains, as well as protein meals combined with grits to increase palatability and digestion.
• All natural made from locally sourced Australian grains.
• Coated with just the right amount of golden molasses infused with essential oils and minerals. Designed for optimal results and minimal waste to ensure a productive flock and the best value for money available.
 
Auntie Kate's Fine Mash contains: Milled Grains: for reliable energy levels Auntie Kates uses a wide range of grains - our base grains are Wheat, Corn, Sorghum and Lupins -High Proteins, Natural Fats and Oils derived from: Legumes, NON-GM Protein and cereal meals Palatability: provided with all natural Molasses infused with Oils and minerals High calcium; grits for easy digestion and hard egg shells
 
Feeding Backyard Layers?
Auntie Kate's is here to help with a range of grain based poultry feeds to suit free range backyard chickens. Grain based feeds supplemented by household scraps and pasture foraging is the traditional backyard chicken diet and this style of feeding remains a great option, especially as it encourages optimal gut-health.
Your chooks love eating grain but is critical to understand that grains alone are deficient in vitamin and minerals and protein so a grain-based diet must be supplemented to ensure good health and production. Access to green feeds and foraging in pasture is often sufficient.
 
Manufactured feeds in the form of pellets, crumbles or mash are used in commercial poultry production. A complete and balanced ration is provided in a controlled environment with the aim of maximising egg or meat production at the lowest cost.
These rations typically include medicines, vitamin and minerals and RAM-based protein supplements to ensure health and nutrition is balanced and complete Disadvantages with manufactured feeds are:
• The gizzard does not have to work to grind the feed leading to the risk of gut health issues.
• In a free range backyard situation manufactured feeds deteriorate and are less palatable and appetising than whole grains.
• The risk associated with feeding RAM