GOLD 1 MASH

Product Presentation

Complete animal feed for laying poultry. Second feed for rearing laying chicks and bringing them up to young chickens. Tradi Plus with a low protein and low energy content is ideally suited to bolster the onward development of the chick to becoming a laying hen. Because of the reduced risk of coccidiosis during this life stage of the poultry, this feed contains no coccidiostats. The presentation in meal form serves to promote the gradual intake of the feed.

Are you looking for a rearing feed in pellet form, then we recommend you

Directions for use

To be administered in rations to young hens from week 11 till the start of egg-laying or in between two laying periods. This feed is best administered in moderation during the second stage of rearing. Young hens are intended to develop further without putting on fat, as excess fat deposits prevent the laying hens from going on to lay.

Further use

As soon as your laying hen has laid her first egg, you may switch over to one of our specific laying feeds of the Gold-range.

Feeding tips

• Once well started, young chicks are not fed abundantly. A balanced development is more important than a fast growth.
• Always provide plenty of clean drinking water.
• For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tip

A dry litter bed is a priority. We recommend white wood shavings or chipped beechwood.

Packing

• Bag 20kg

GOLD 4 MASH

Product Presentation

Complete animal feed for laying poultry. Laying meal with a high energy content, ideally suited for laying hens. Gold Plus ensures a speedy gain in egg weight and due persistence of the egg-laying period.

Are you looking for a laying feed in pellet form, then we recommend you Gold Croc.

Directions for use

To be administered to laying hens as of the first egg, without administering supplementary grain. Laying hens that have free range can take in up to 125 g of Gold Plus feed a day.

Further use

If you prefer a laying meal that guarantees a nice red yolk color, then we recommend you Gold Plus Red. When using Gold Plus Red supplementary grain may be administered if so desired. If you want to distribute grains all together with a laying pellet, then is Gold Mix the product of your choice.

Laying tips

• For maximum laying, hens need between 14 and 16 hours of light each day.
• Decreasing day length reduces the laying capacity.

Feeding tips

• Always provide plenty of clean drinking water.
• For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tips

• Install saddle perches in the chicken coop.
• Small quiet corners or wooden nests with some litter are ideal for laying eggs.
• When pecking out feathers, avoid sunlight in the chicken coop.
• Clean the chicken coop regularly.

Packing

• Bag 20kg

GOLD 4 Mix

Product Presentation

Complete animal feed for laying hens. Gold Mix is a practical high-grade mixture of grains and a special laying pellet which ensures a speedy gain in egg weight. This feed has a high protein and energy content and is rich in the essential amino acid methionine, which is important for extra regular egg-laying.

Directions for use

To be administered freely to laying hens as of the first egg right up to the end of the laying period.

Further use

Are you searching for a complete feed then we recommend you Gold Plus in meal form and Gold Croc in pellet form. For an extra red yolk, we recommend you Gold Plus Red.

Laying tips

• For maximum laying, hens need between 14 and 16 hours of light each day.
• Decreasing day length reduces the laying capacity.

Feeding tips

• Always provide plenty of clean drinking water.
• For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tips

• Install saddle perches in the chicken coop.
• Small quiet corners or wooden nests with some litter are ideal for laying eggs.
• When pecking out feathers, avoid sunlight in the chicken coop.
• Clean the chicken coop regularly.

Packing

• Bag 20kg

GOLD 4 GALLICO

Product Presentation

Complete animal feed for laying poultry. Gallico is our basic laying pellet which offers nevertheless excellent laying performance. This laying pellet contains less protein than Gold Croc.

Directions for use

To be administered freely to laying hens as of the first egg.

Further use

Are you searching for a complete feed then we recommend you Gold Plus in meal form and Gold Croc in pellet form. For an extra red yolk, we recommend you Gold Plus Red. If you are looking for a mixture of grains with a laying pellet, then is Gold Mix the product of your choice.

Laying tips

For maximum laying, hens need between 14 and 16 hours of light each day. Decreasing day length reduces the laying capacity.

Feeding tips

Always provide plenty of clean drinking water. For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tips

• Install saddle perches in the chicken coop.
• Small quiet corners or wooden nests with some litter are ideal for laying eggs.
• When pecking out feathers, avoid sunlight in the chicken coop.
• Clean the chicken coop regularly.

Packing

• Bag 20kg

FARM 1 & 2 MASH

Product Presentation

Complete animal feed for meat chicks. Ideal starting feed in support of the development of both white-fleshed as yellow-fleshed chicks during the first 10 days. Bro Plus Start contains a coccidiostat to protect them against coccidiosis.

Directions for use

To be administered freely to meat chicks during the first 10 days. During those first 10 days you will need around 300 g of Bro Plus Start to give the chicks a good start. Because this feed contains a coccidiostat, administration is prohibited starting at least 5 days prior to slaughter.

Further use

Following Bro Plus Start it is up to the breeder to decide whether he wants to go for the traditional white-fleshed chicks or for the yellow-fleshed maize-fed chickens.

For the white-fleshed chicks, switch to Bro Plus, also in meal form for a gradual intake of the feed, or to Bro Croc in pellet form, which promotes a smooth intake of the feed.

For yellow-fleshed maize-fed chickens, there is a choice between Farm Plus in meal form or Farm Croc in pellet form.

During the last 5 days prior to slaughter, feed both the white-fleshed and the yellow-fleshed chickens on Fini Pur Croc.

Feeding tips

• During the first few days, sufficient light intensity will promote intake of the feed.
• Always provide plenty of clean drinking water.
• For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tips

• One-day old chicks prefer temperatures of 30 to 33°C. The temperature is gradually reduced to reach 20 to 22°C at around 4 weeks.
• Provide 24 hours light in the first few days.
• A dry litter bed is a priority. We recommend white wood shavings or chipped beechwood.

Packing

• Bag 5kg

FARM 2 MASH

Product Presentation

Complete animal feed for meat chicks. White-fleshed chicks on Bro Plus show best development results. To ward against coccidiosis this feed contains a coccidiostat.

Are you looking for a feed in pellet form, then we recommend you Bro Croc.

Directions for use

To be administered to white-fleshed meat chicks from the age of 11 days till 6 days prior to slaughter. To enable the chicks to put on meat at a swift pace, they can have a daily ration of up to 150 g of Bro Plus per animal. Because this feed contains a coccidiostat, administration is prohibited starting at least 5 days prior to slaughter.

Further use

During the last 5 days prior to slaughter feed the chickens on Fini Pur Croc.

Feeding tips

• Always provide plenty of clean drinking water.
• For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tips

• One-day old chicks prefer temperatures of 30 to 33°C. The temperature is gradually reduced to reach 20 to 22°C at around 4 weeks.
• A dry litter bed is a priority. We recommend white wood shavings or chipped beechwood.

Packing

• Bag 20kg

SHOW 1 CRUMBLE

Product Presentation

Complete starting crumb for pheasants, partridges, guinea fowl, quail and ornamental fowl (bantams). Show 1 Start is the perfect starting feed in crumb form. Because of its unique shape, this crumb is perfectly ingested by both the larger and the smaller species (bantams). This starting crumb contains plenty of proteins, energy, vitamins and minerals in order to sustain a solid and efficient starting growth. To ward against coccidiosis, this feed contains a coccidiostat.

NEW: now extra small 2 mm crumbs!

Directions for use

To be administered to pheasants, partridges, guinea fowl, quail and ornamental fowl as of the first day. For chicks of ornamental pheasants, ornamental fowl, partridges and quail, Show 1 Start is administered during the first 6 weeks. For meat pheasants, Show 1 Start is given slightly longer until the age of 8 weeks.

Dangerous for equines. This feedingstuff contains an ionophore: simultaneous use with certain medicinal substances (e.g. tiamulin) can be contra-indicated. Use prohibited at least 5 days before slaughter.

Further use

At an age of about six weeks, switch over to Show 2 Growth. However, be careful when switching over to the growth feed. Check always whether the chicks can actually ingest the larger-sized pellet.

Feeding tips

• Young chicks need to quickly learn how to ingest their feed; provide low feeding trays or simply pour the feed on paper for the first few days.
• More hours of light compared to normal day length serves to boost the intake of the feed.
• Always make sure the birds have plenty of clean drinking water.
• For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tips

• One-day old chicks prefer temperatures of 30 to 33°C. Provide a heating light.
• Ornamental fowl are often kept in an aviary. Ensure there is a dry bottom in the outside section. In the covered and breeding section, the bottom is kept dry the best by using wood shavings.

Packing

• Bag 20kg

SHOW 2 PELLET

Product Presentation

Complete growth pellet for pheasants, partridges, guinea fowl, quail and ornamental fowl (bantams). Show 2 Growth is a growth pellet that contains plenty of nutrients in order to sustain a healthy second growth phase in these birds. Extra small pellet, 2 mm in size. To ward against coccidiosis, this feed contains a coccidiostat.

Directions for use

To be administered to pheasants, partridges, guinea fowl, quail and ornamental fowl as of the 6th or 7th week. Ornamental pheasants receive the growth pellet Show 2 Growth from the age of 7 weeks. Pheasants that are reared for their meat are given Show 1 Start for slightly longer and will receive the growth pellet Show 2 Growth from the 9th week onward.

Dangerous for equines. This feedingstuff contains an ionophore: simultaneous use with certain medicinal substances (e.g. tiamulin) can be contra-indicated. Use prohibited at least 5 days before slaughter.

Further use

After 12 weeks switch over to the Show 3 Forme conditioning pellet. Meat pheasants are to be switched to the Farm Mix grain-pellet mixture, which will promote a fair increase of meat till the time of slaughter. Beside Farm Mix, meat pheasants can also be fed on the Fini Pur Croc finishing pellet. Smaller quail varieties, living as ground-dwelling birds, are best fed on the Gra-Mix Chicken and quail mixture, composed of very fine broken maize and seeds (canary seed, yellow millet, linseed).

Due care must be taken when switching over ornamental fowl to the Show 2 Growth pellet. Check always whether the chicks can actually ingest the larger-sized pellet. For animals that are actively entered for shows, due distinction is to be made between the rearing of young hens and young cockerels. In order to bring the beautifully feathered and heavier-built young cockerels up to show condition as swiftly as possible, young cockerels and young hens are best reared separately. The hens can be fed on the conditioning pellet Show 3 Forme as of 8 weeks old. The cockerels however are best fed the growth pellet Show 2 Growth for slightly longer, until they have reached peak condition, something which is specific according to breed. Thanks to the higher content of energy, proteins, sulphurous amino acids and omega-3 fatty acids of the Show 2 Growth pellet, the cockerels get into a better shape. After 11 weeks, switch them over to the Show 3 Forme conditioning pellet.

Feeding tips

• More hours of light compared to normal day length serves to boost the intake of the feed.
• Always make sure the birds have plenty of clean drinking water.
• For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tips

• Ornamental fowl are often kept in an aviary. Ensure there is a dry bottom in the outside section. In the covered and breeding section, the bottom is kept dry the best by using wood shavings.

Packing

• Bag 20kg

SHOW 3 PELLET

Product Presentation

Complete conditioning pellet for the maintenance of pheasants, partridges, guinea fowl, quail and ornamental fowl. This maintenance pellet brings also your show birds up to perfect condition. As show birds (ornamental fowl and park birds) are reared for their characteristic breed features, these animals require a special feed which will bring out to the maximum the typical traits and features of each type of ornamental bird. This is guaranteed by the omega-3 fatty acids and the natural coloring pigments contained in Show 3 Forme. Extra small pellet, 2 mm in size.

Directions for use

To be administered to pheasants, partridges, guinea fowl, quail and ornamental fowl as of week 13th and in between egg-laying periods.

Further use

For the breeding and the laying, we recommend you Show 4 Repro.

Feeding tips

• More hours of light compared to normal day length serves to boost the intake of the feed.
• Always make sure the birds have plenty of clean drinking water.
• For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tips

• Ornamental fowl are often kept in an aviary. Ensure there is a dry bottom in the outside section. In the covered and breeding section, the bottom is kept dry the best by using wood shavings.

Packing

• Bag 20kg

SHOW 4 PELLET

Product Presentation

Complete breeding and laying pellet for pheasants, partridges, guinea fowl, quail and ornamental fowl. Show 4 Repro ensures optimal and trouble-free egg-laying. Extra small pellet, 2 mm in size.

Directions for use

To be administered freely to pheasants, partridges, guinea fowl, quail and ornamental fowl from the start of the breeding period.

Further use

Between two laying periods, we advise you the conditioning pellet Show 3 Forme.

Feeding tips

• More hours of light compared to normal day length serves to boost the intake of the feed.
• Always make sure the birds have plenty of clean drinking water.
• For improved digestion, always make Hobby Plus Grit available.

Housing tips

• Ornamental fowl are often kept in an aviary. Ensure there is a dry bottom in the outside section. In the covered and breeding section, the bottom is kept dry the best by using wood shavings.

Packing

• Bag 20kg