The right density at the right week
A broiler doubles its need every week and a layer eats for shell strength, not just eggs. Our poultry rations step protein and energy down or up exactly when the bird’s gut is ready — so conversion stays tight and batches stay uniform.
- Coccidiostat-free options and antibiotic-free formulations across the range.
- Phase-change chart on every bag — no guessing when to switch.
- Uniform 2–3 mm crumb and pellet size for even intake across the flock.
THE FULL LINEUP
6 poultry rations, side by side
| PRODUCT | FOR | FEED AS |
|---|---|---|
| Broiler Pre-Starter | Day-old chicks, 0–10 days | Ad-lib crumb, ~300 g per chick |
| Broiler Starter | 11–22 days | Ad-lib, ~1 kg per bird |
| Broiler Finisher | 23 days to sale | Ad-lib to finish weight |
| Layer Chick | 0–8 weeks | Ad-lib crumb for frame growth |
| Layer Grower | 9–18 weeks | Controlled, ~65 g/day per bird |
| Layer Peak | 19 weeks to end of lay | 110–115 g/day per bird |
GOOD TO KNOW
Poultry questions, answered
Move to Broiler Finisher at day 23, over a two-day blend. Switching early costs you frame; switching late costs you conversion — the bag’s chart marks the exact day.
Keep feeders at back height, water within 3 metres of feed, and never let the house run empty overnight. Most bad FCR we see is a management gap, not a feed gap.
Layer Peak carries elevated calcium with vitamin D3, fed at 110–115 g per bird per day. Add shell grit separately in hot months when intake dips.
Yes. Growth-promoter antibiotics are out of every Rusted Silo ration; gut health is carried by organic acids, enzymes and balanced fibre instead.
Running a batch this month?
Tell us the bird count and the day-age — we will size the order and line up supply so the house never runs empty.