[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font]Feeding Fast Growing
Chickens
Start your chicks off with chick crumbs for 4 weeks
then gradually change them over to growers pellets.
Don't feed them too much too quickly though. Try to
let the feeder run out for a short while between top-
ups (which I would do twice per day). A good quality
feed is essential and extra vitamins in their water is
also a good idea to help them grow correctly. A weak
solution of Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) should also be
added (a rate of 0.5% is about the right dilution). This
should help to keep them healthy. A week before
they are culled, they should be changed over to
finisher pellets.
[b]Feeding Fast Growing
Chickens
Start your chicks off with chick crumbs for 4 weeks
then gradually change them over to growers pellets.
Don't feed them too much too quickly though. Try to
let the feeder run out for a short while between top-
ups (which I would do twice per day). A good quality
feed is essential and extra vitamins in their water is
also a good idea to help them grow correctly. A weak
solution of Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) should also be
added (a rate of 0.5% is about the right dilution). This
should help to keep them healthy. A week before
they are culled, they should be changed over to
finisher pellets.
[/b]Feeding Fast Growing
Chickens
Start your chicks off with chick crumbs for 4 weeks
then gradually change them over to growers pellets.
Don't feed them too much too quickly though. Try to
let the feeder run out for a short while between top-
ups (which I would do twice per day). A good quality
feed is essential and extra vitamins in their water is
also a good idea to help them grow correctly. A weak
solution of Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) should also be
added (a rate of 0.5% is about the right dilution). This
should help to keep them healthy. A week before
they are culled, they should be changed over to
finisher pellets.