Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Prime Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers for the live market between 6-8 weeks of age. The rations in this range, with the exception of the Post-Finisher, include a coccidiostat and a growth promoter, but no animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Feed broilers from day old to 16 days of age. The approximate feed consumption is 600g – 800g per bird. Crumbles are fed for faster growth and better feed conversion, while mash is fed to birds to slow down growth and reduce the incidence of ascites/waterbelly.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets

OBJECTIVE
The Prime Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers for the live market between 6 – 8 weeks of age. The rations in this range, with the exception of the Post-Finisher, include a coccidiostat and growth promoters, but no animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
The Grower ration should be fed to Broilers from 17 days to 30 days of age. The approximate feed consumption should be 1.5kg per bird. This ration may be fed through to term but this is not advisable.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets

OBJECTIVE
The Prime Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce Broilers for the live market between 6 – 8 weeks of age. The rations in this range, with the exception of the Post-Finisher, include a coccidiostat and growth promoters, but no animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Broilers from 31 days to 38 days should be fed Finisher. The approximate feed consumption should be 1kg per bird to 38 days.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Prime Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce Broilers for the live market between 6-8 weeks of age. This ration does not contain a coccidiostat or growth promoter, nor does it contain animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Feed 5 days prior to sale or slaughter.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Classic Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers for the live market between 6 – 8 weeks of age. The rations in this range, with the exception of the Post-Finisher, include a coccidiostat and a growth promoter, but no animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Feed broilers from day old to 16 days of age. The approximate feed consumption is 600g – 800g per bird. Crumbles are fed for faster growth and better feed conversion, while mash is fed to birds to slow down growth and reduce the incidence of ascites/waterbelly.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Classic Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers for the live market between 6 – 8 weeks of age. The rations in this range, with the exception of the Post-Finisher, include a coccidiostat and growth promoters, but no animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
The Grower ration should be fed to Broilers from 17 days to 30 days of age. The approximate feed consumption should be 1.5kg per bird. This ration may be fed through to term but this is not advisable.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Classic Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce Broilers for the live market between 6-8 weeks of age. The rations in this range, with the exception of the Post-Finisher, include a coccidiostat and growth promoters, but no animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Broilers from 31 days to 38 days should be fed Finisher. The approximate feed consumption should be 1kg per bird to 38 days.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Classic Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce Broilers for the live market between 6 – 8 weeks of age. This ration does not contain a coccidiostat or growth promoter, nor does it contain animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Feed 5 days prior to sale or slaughter.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Select Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers to slaughter at 6 weeks of age. This diet specification ensures an optimum dressed bird. The rations in this range, with the exception of the Post-Finisher, include a coccidiostat and growth promoters, but no animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Feed broilers from day old to 16 days of age. The approximate feed consumption is 600g – 800g per bird. Crumbles are fed for faster growth and better feed conversion, while mash is fed to birds to slow down growth and reduce the incidence of ascites/waterbelly.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Select Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers to slaughter at 6 weeks of age. This specification ensures an optimum dressed bird. The rations in this range, with the exception of the Post-Finisher, include a coccidiostat and growth promoters, but no animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
This ration should be fed to Broilers from 17 days to 31 days of age. The approximate feed consumption should be 1.5kg per bird.

Classification: Pullet diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Select Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers to slaughter at 6 weeks of age. This specification ensures an optimum dressed bird. The rations in this range, with the exception of the Post-Finisher, include a coccidiostat and growth promoters, but no animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Broilers from 32 days to 37 days should be fed Finisher. The approximate feed consumption should be 1kg per bird.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Select Broiler Range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers to slaughter at 6 weeks of age. This specification ensures an optimum dressed bird. This ration does not contain a coccidiostat or growth promoter, nor does it contain animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Feed for 5 days prior to sale or slaughter.

Classification: Broiler Starter Feed
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Budget Broiler range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers for the live market between 6-8 weeks of age. The rations in this range include a coccidiostat and growth promoter, but no hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Feed ad lib to broilers from day old to 18 days of age. The estimated feed consumption should be 800 g to 1 kg per bird. Crumbles are fed for faster growth and better feed conversion, while mash is fed to birds to slow down growth and reduce the incidence of ascites/waterbelly.

Classification: Broiler Grower Feed
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Budget Broiler range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers for the live market between 6-8 weeks of age. The rations in this range include a coccidiostat and growth promoter, but no hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
The Grower ration should be fed ad-lib to Broilers from 19 to 32 days of age. The approximate feed consumption should be 1.3 to 1.5 kg per bird.

Classification: Complete Finisher Feed
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Budget Broiler range has been specially designed for farmers who produce broilers for the live market between 6-8 weeks of age. The rations in this range include a coccidiostat and growth promoter, but no hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
The Finisher feed should be fed to broilers from 32 to 42 days. The approximate feed consumption should be 1.5 to 1.6 kg per bird.

Classification: Broiler diet
Format: Pellets / Mash / Crumbles

OBJECTIVE
The Broiler Maintenance diet has been specially designed for farmers who want to maintain their broilers until slaughter at 7 weeks of age. This ration does not contain a coccidiostat or growth promoter, nor does it contain animal by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Feed ad lib. to broilers from 5 to 7 weeks of age.