Broiler Chick Feed (22% Crude Protein – 3150 Kcal Metabolizable Energy/kg)
Broiler Chick Feed is a concentrate poultry feed, which provides protein, energy, and other nutrients at optimum levels for broiler chicks from the first day of life until 22 days of age.
Raw Materials Used for the Production of Broiler Chick Feed
Broiler Chick Feed is manufactured from corn, barley, soybean meal (46% crude protein), sunflower meal (36% crude protein – dehulled), dried distillers grain with solubles (DDGS), and full-fat soybean.
Raw Materials NOT Used for the Production of Broiler Chick Feed
Urea (NPN), ammonium sulphate (NPN), sunflower hulls, sunflower meal (28% crude protein), animal byproducts, all the food industry wastes (biscuits, pastry, chocolates, chips, nuts, etc.) are not used in the manufacturing of Manav Yem products.
Advantages of Use
Broiler Chick Feed enables the broiler chickens to reach the desired body weight by providing balanced energy, protein and amino acids (essential) content.
Broiler Chick Feed contains quality and delicious raw materials, which provide a nice aroma and flavor and is willingly consumed by the chicks.
Broiler Chick Feed with quality protein and energy sources and premix of vitamins and minerals provides fast growth and high weight gain and increases farm profitability.
Broiler Chick Feed is manufactured from quality raw materials with high digestibility to enhance maximum growth and development in broiler chicks.
Broiler Chick Feed with a quality premix of vitamins and minerals supports the immune system, thereby improves animal health and growth performance and provides protection against diseases.
Broiler Chick Feed is manufactured in pelleted or granule form, which is easy to use, reduces feed scattering and wastage.
Due to its physical structure, mixing or sieving is not required for Broiler Chick Feed.
Depending on the seasonal conditions, suitable raw materials are used for the manufacturing of Broiler Chick Feed.
Recommendations for Use
Broiler Chick Feed is used for the feeding of chicks in broiler farms.
Broiler Chick Feed is also preferred by individual producers, who are interested in broiler chicken production.
Broiler Chick Feed should be available at ad libitum level and offered fresh daily right after hatching; on the other hand, stale or contaminated feeds should not be left in the feeders. Broiler chicks should have free access to clean and freshwater.
Feeders should regularly be filled with concentrate feed in order to prevent stress and to achieve maximum growth performance in meat chickens.
Broiler Chick Feed should be stored in cool and ventilated storages to prevent microbial activity and toxin production.