Cracked Corn for Chickens with Purple Corn

Cracked Corn for Chickens

This product provides all the benefits of chicken feed with the added nutrition of purple corn. Grown in the USA and GMO free, this is the perfect feed for mature birds, providing energy and diversity to your feeding regimen.

  • Purple corn is non-GMO and grown in the USA
  • Good for mature birds, providing energy and diversity to your feeding regimen
  • Free of cholesterol, MSG and trans fats
  • Premium grain, cracked, screened and cleaned for your birds
  • No artificial colors or flavors

Available in a 10 lb bag.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

Crude Protein

Min

6.00%

Crude Fat

Min

2.00%

Crude Fiber

Max

4.00%

INGREDIENTS

Corn 

Directions For Use: Feed Manna Pro® Cracked Corn with Purple Corn to mature birds from a feeder or scattered on the ground. This product is not fortified and generally should not comprise more than 10% of your birds’ diet. Provide your birds with a complete feed formulated for their appropriate species and age. Because of the larger particle size, this product is generally not recommended for birds less than 8 weeks of age.

General Feeding Management: When feeding Cracked Corn or other coarse grains, offer Manna Pro Grit to help with breakdown and digestion of larger grain particles. When feeding laying hens, offer Manna Pro Oyster Shell to help ensure strong eggshells. Maintain a regular feeding schedule. Provide fresh, clean water at all times.

Reminder: Feed is perishable. Store this product in a cool, dry area away from rodents and insects.

Warning: DO NOT feed any product that is spoiled, moldy, rodent or insect infested, or abnormal in appearance or odor, as it may cause illness or death.

 

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