BSF Grubs feed on manure, rice straw, distillers grains, food waste, animal offal and fecal sludge; they recycle nutrients from organic waste while purifying the environment.
Many respondents were open to adopting beetle grub farming if market and rearing protocols are available; more commonly among married household heads.
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Fruit & Berry Superfoods
Berry superfoods are packed with antioxidants and phytochemicals that promote health by helping prevent degenerative diseases like cancer and neurodegeneration. Plus they’re high in fiber, healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals – blueberries have received the most press coverage as a superfood but there are many others considered superfoods too!
As one of the summer’s sweetest treats, juicy summer berries come in an abundance of colors, sizes and flavors–from the familiar blueberries and raspberries to lesser-known cranberries and blackberries. You may also come across superfood-trending options like acai goji and acerola berries.
Natures Grub Fruit & Berry Superfoods Poultry Treat contains an assortment of health-promoting ingredients designed to boost poultry health, such as Nettle, Marigold and Alfalfa for improved yolk and comb color, Cinnamon, Spearmint and Garlic for intestinal hygiene properties and Flaxseed’s high Omega 3 and Omega 6 oils that support feather health – these treats will have your chickens running back for more! This delightful treat will have them running back again for more!
Garlic & Herb Superfoods
Garlic is an impressive superfood with multiple health advantages. Its phytochemical allicin – responsible for its signature aroma and flavor – boosts immune cells that combat infection while its evidence has also demonstrated it can reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, reduce blood pressure levels and even protect against cancer.
Nutritious compounds and powerful antioxidants present in turmeric help protect the body against free radical damage while helping lower cholesterol and triglycerides levels.
This treat contains an array of nutritious ingredients designed to promote laying, egg production and overall chicken health. Our recipe features nettle, marigold and alfalfa for improved yolk and comb color; cinnamon spearmint garlic as natural intestinal hygiene agents; flaxseed for high Omega 3 and 6 oils which support feather health; this treat will have your flock coming back for more!
Healthy Hen Herbs
Many garden herbs are safe for poultry, and can easily be added to their feed. Fennel and dill, for instance, can aid digestion while providing ample vitamin C, calcium, potassium and iron content. Fennel can even help reduce stress while encouraging egg production if given in moderation; acting as a natural laying stimulant.
Other herbs like rosemary and lavender can also be added to your coop or nesting boxes to deter pests, while increasing blood circulation. Lavender in particular can act as a stress reliever and boost egg production!
Basil contains antifungal properties and helps with respiratory conditions. Comfrey provides essential nutrition for chickens while mullein helps increase feather growth while also decreasing internal parasites. Marigold flowers contain high concentrations of phosphorus that contribute to beautiful golden yolks on eggs while nettle, dill and garlic provide vitamins and minerals.
Ex-Battery Hen Treats
Ex-battery hens may feel anxious in their new homes when first arriving from being held captive in cages; many lack confidence when venturing out to explore their coop and run areas – an entirely normal response for these birds.
Your chickens may have lost some feathers; this is quite normal and a balanced complete feed with grit and shell can help facilitate feather re-growth, encourage egg laying and support their health.
As chickens love eating dry cat food, which is high in protein (chickens require this for feather growth), you should add a small portion of cat food. Chickens love eating it too and this will aid their moult. An old poultry keeper trick that can aid this process is to include some longer nails due to keeping indoors for so long – don’t worry, this will all shorten naturally once their free range lifestyle takes effect!