Classification: Layer diet
Format: Mash

OBJECTIVE
Powerlay early lay is designed to be used as part of a phase feeding program for hens in lay. It is formulated using grain products and pulses that contain no animal-by-products, fishmeal or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Powerlay Early Lay should be fed from point of lay to 35 weeks of age. During this period feed intake will vary from an initial intake of 105g per bird per day to 111g per bird per day. Approximate feed consumption will be between 9 and 11kgs per bird. Feed intake will be affected by environment, breed, housing and management.

Classification: Layer diet
Format: Mash

OBJECTIVE
Powerlay Utility Lay is designed to be used as a complete feeding program for hens in lay. It is formulated using grain products and pulses that contain no animal-by-products, fishmeal or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Powerlay Utility Lay should be fed from 36 weeks to 50 weeks of age. During this period feed intake will vary from an initial intake of 111g per bird per day to 117g per bird per day. Approximate feed consumption will be between 10 and 11kgs per bird. Feed intake will be affected by environment, breed, housing and management.

Powerlay Utility Lay is recommended where only one feed is to be used throughout the laying period.

Classification: Layer diet
Format: Mash

OBJECTIVE
Powerlay Late Lay is designed to be used as part of a phase feeding program for hens in lay. It is formulated using grain products and pulses that contain no animal-by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Powerlay Late Lay should be fed from 50 weeks of age to cull (66 weeks of age). During this period feed intake will vary from 117g per bird per day to 123g per bird per day. Approximate feed consumption will be between 13 and 14kgs per bird. Feed intake will be affected by environment, breed, housing and management.

Classification: Layer diet
Format: Mash

OBJECTIVE
Mesolay 96 is designed to fed during the summer months from placement of pullets up until peak production, when feed intake is constant and less varible. It is formulated using grain products and pulses that contain no animal-by-products, fishmeal or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Mesolay 96 should be fed from point of lay to peak production. During this period feed intake will vary from an initial intake of 96g per bird per day to 102g per bird per day. Feed intake will be affected by environment, breed, housing and management.

Classification: Pullet diet
Format: Mash

OBJECTIVE
Pullet Starter mash is to be used as the first phase feed in the rearing of egg laying pullets. It is formulated using grain products and pulses, but no animal-by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Pullet Starter mash should be fed to egg laying pullets from day old through to six weeks of age. The approximate feed consumption should be 1.1kg per bird. Amino acid density is aimed to meet the requirements of optimal skeletal and organ development, which forms the basis of future egg production.

Classification: Pullet diet
Format: Mash

OBJECTIVE
Pullet Grower mash is to be used as the second phase feed in the rearing of egg laying pullets. It is formulated using grain products and pulses, but no animal-by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
It is recommended that Pullet Grower mash should be fed to egg laying pullets from six weeks to twelve weeks of age. The approximate feed consumption should be 2.3kg. Amino acid density is aimed to meet the requirements of optimal skeletal and organ development, but especially for feather development.

Classification: Pullet diet
Format: Mash

OBJECTIVE
Pullet Developer mash is to be used as the third phase feed in the rearing of egg laying pullets. It is formulated using grain products and pulses, animal-by-products or hormones.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Pullet Developer mash should be fed to egg laying pullets from twelve weeks to point of lay at eighteen weeks of age. The approximate feed consumption should be 3.7kg per bird. The nutrient density of the Developer is the lowest in the pullet rearing diet range. It is formulated for flock uniformity and body development to prepare the pullet for the laying period.