Purina for broilers: instructions for use of compound feed, feeding schemes

Compound feed is a food created by specialists for the development of he alth and timely muscle gain. For broilers, Purina's mixture contains vitamins and minerals that contribute to the quality growth of the chicken. Also, the feed includes many components that help broiler birds gain weight. You can use Purina when breeding chickens in a closed area and on the street, this will not affect the quality of assimilation of nutrients.

Description and composition of Purina feed

Purina compound feed consists only of natural trace elements that are required for the proper growth of chickens.The mixture makes it possible to balance nutrition in two methods of keeping (in the barn or on the street). This feed is well suited for both broilers and laying hens. Purine is quickly absorbed in the body of the animal, which favorably affects the volume of muscle mass.

Food contains:

vegetable fats;
cereals (corn, wheat);
limestone flour;
vitamins A, D3, E;
chalk, calcium, phosphorus, amino acids;
essential oils.

The mixture contains the correct dosage of the substance that is needed to improve growth. Essential oils that are in the feed provide good immunity and resistance to diseases.

Issue form

Compound feed for broilers Purina is produced in granular form.It is produced in bags of 10 and 25 kilograms. There are also two types of Purina food for broilers: chickens and birds over two weeks old. Purina Start chicken feed can be fed up to two weeks of age. When using this compound feed, chickens quickly grow to the size of an adult bird.

For birds over two weeks old, Purina Grower is available. This is the mixture that poultry farmers use most often. It no longer contains substances that stimulate growth, so the chicks consume natural food that is well digested and gives a good amount of mass.

There are many useful elements in the composition:

corn grits;
soybean cake;
shredded wheat;
soybean oil;
sunflower meal;
kitchen s alt;
monocalcium phosphate;
dolomite flour;
enisms.

Microelements, which are in the feed, actively affect the bird's body. It is not advisable to feed the mixture to broilers a couple of days before their slaughter.

Advantages and disadvantages

The disadvantages of Purina include a high price, ordinary grain is much cheaper. You can also make your own feed.

Combination nutrition has a number of benefits for young chickens:

immunity increases (the production of antibodies to infections and diseases is formed);
contains phosphorus and potassium, which improve metabolism and the development of the skeletal system;
good absorption of food, due to which mass gain is faster than on regular grain;
he althy weight gain without prejudice to birds;
a complete and balanced diet that makes it easier for the bird (no need to feed);
safety with the right feeding pattern.

Feeding patterns for broilers

Before you start feeding, you should familiarize yourself with the dosage and norms. Excessive increase or decrease in the dose of the mixture is harmful to the animal.

To speed up the weight gain of broilers, you need to carefully check the composition of the mixture and the daily feeding rate.

0-14 days

For feeding chickens use 10-30 grams of feed mixture daily. With excessive feeding, problems with the absorption of trace elements can occur, which can affect the he alth of the bird. Feeding frequency - 8 times a day. During this time, the bird will gain up to 200 grams. It is necessary to give the mixture fresh every time, sour food can lead to stomach problems and slow growth.

15-33 days

From the second to the fourth week, feed should be given at 130 grams per day. At this time, the bird begins to gain its bulk. During this period, you need to feed 6-7 times a day. During this period, birds gain up to one and a half kilograms.

34-60 days

Chickens from the fifth week and older, the optimal daily norm is 150-160 grams of feed. At this dosage, they must be fed until the slaughter. On average, a bird reaches three kilograms of weight.

If this scheme is followed, the chicken is provided with a balanced diet, in which the mass will increase without harming its he alth.

Terms and conditions of storage

Purina for broilers has a shelf life of 4 months. Products containing antioxidants last the longest.

For food to last longer, it needs certain conditions:

compound feed must be kept in a dry place, avoid direct sunlight;
the room should be free of moths, mice, rats and other pests;
Storage space must be well ventilated;
Products can be kept both in soft specialized containers, which are stored under a canopy, and unpacked in bulk in floor-type warehouses.