Beaver Creek Non-GMO Layer Mash 50 lb

Name: Beaver Creek Non-GMO Layer Mash 50 lb
SKU: 136640
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$26.84

SKU: 136640 Categories: Chicken Feed, Chicken Supplies

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Beaver Creek Non-GMO Layer Mash is a complete, unpelleted ration produced in a dedicated non-GMO mill using locally sourced grains. This coarse ground mash is designed for maximum digestibility and includes a specialized mineral premix from Fertrell to ensure your hens receive balanced nutrition without synthetic additives. Because it is a “sole ration” feed, it contains everything your laying poultry or waterfowl need for high-level egg production and overall health, from natural energy sources to the calcium required for strong shells.

Key Features of Beaver Creek Non-GMO Layer Mash

Coarse ground mash texture increases surface area for improved nutrient digestibility

Fortified with Fertrell organic mineral premixes for a natural approach to flock health

Includes oyster shell as a dedicated calcium source to ensure consistently hard eggshells

Formulated with additional niacin to meet the specific health requirements of waterfowl

Sourced from locally grown, non-modified grains for a clean and transparent feed profile

Contains no antibiotics, medications, or synthetic fillers for peace of mind

Provides a 16% protein level to sustain steady egg production throughout the laying cycle

Suitable for free-choice feeding as the primary daily diet for all laying poultry

Additional Information

Brand: Beaver Creek

Product Type: Layer Feed

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Product Use: Providing a complete daily ration for laying hens and ducks

Size: 50 lb

Material: Non-GMO Corn, Non-GMO Soybean Meal, Non-GMO Alfalfa Meal, Whole Oats, and Organic Kelp

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When switching from a pellet to a mash, it is best to transition the flock slowly over a week to prevent unnecessary waste as they adjust to the new texture. Using a deep-dish feeder can help contain the fine particles and prevent the birds from flicking the feed out onto the ground. Always ensure that fresh, clean water is available nearby, as the dry nature of mash requires birds to drink more frequently during their meal.