Conventional feed: Poultry feed (loose in the truck)

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Poultry rearing

The aim of poultry rearing is to raise a healthy pullet within the rearing period of approx. 18 weeks, which meets the requirements of modern laying hen husbandry. Particular attention is paid to the uniformity, plumage and vitality of the animals.

Chick starter

Complete feed
20.0% crude protein
1st to approx. 3rd week

Chick rearing feed

Complete feed
18.5% crude protein
4th to approx. 8th week

Pullet feed

Complete feed
15.0% crude protein
9th to approx. 18th week

Laying hens

A modern laying hen is a true all-rounder and ensures that we are supplied with fresh eggs every day. They are kept in a variety of housing systems (organic, free-range, barn) and ideally require phase feeding in order to reach their full genetic potential in egg production. We have the right feed for every type of husbandry in various qualities (donut soy, GMO-free, etc.):

Liner (DS)

Complete feed
17.5 % crude protein
18. Week until start of laying, but max. 10 days

Laying alley S (DS) Starter

Complete feed
18.0 % crude protein
Start of laying until approx. 26 weeks

Laying alone S (DS)

Complete feed
17.0% crude protein (phase 1)
until the end of the laying period (approx. 50th week)

Laying alley feed A (DS)

Complete feed
16.0 % crude protein (phase 2)
from approx. 50th week until end of laying

Laying concentrate (DS)

Supplementary feed
29.0 % crude protein
Supplement max. 43% (concentrate)

Parent animals

Parent stock farming is the supreme discipline in poultry farming and places high demands on the livestock farmer and the feed. In addition to the optimum composition of the feed, a great deal of experience and expertise is required on the part of the livestock farmer in order to produce hatching eggs of a consistently high quality. We offer feed for both normal breeds (e.g. Ross 308) and slow-growing breeds (LWR).