Argo Golden Yolk Layers Pellets - 5kg

Bestselling Poultry Feed – Ideal maintenance feed for all domestic poultry, chickens and ducks. Fe...

Best current price£6.24from VioVet

All Offers

11 offers from £6.24 - £29.99

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

VioVetArgo Mixed Poultry Corn - 5Kg
£3.49 delivery
£6.24
Visit shop
OnBuy.comArgo Poultry Mix Complete, 5Kg
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£13.76
Visit shop
eBayPOULTRY MIX COMPLETE - (15kg) - Argo Birds Feeds Caged Food bp Waterfowl Meal vf
£2.95 delivery
£24.99
Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

This guide provides essential information for owners of domestic poultry using Argo Golden Yolk Layers Meal. It helps you understand how to feed your chickens and ducks for optimal egg production. The primary benefit is the provision of essential protein, vitamins, and minerals. Keep in mind that this is suitable from point of lay (18-20 weeks) and is not a starter feed.

All features

BrandArgo

Extended Product Information

FAQs

When should I start feeding this meal to my chickens?

Start feeding Argo Golden Yolk Layers Meal when your chickens reach the point of lay, typically around 18-20 weeks of age.

How much feed should I provide?

Feed on an ad-lib basis, allowing your birds to eat as much as they need throughout the day.

Can I feed this to chicks?

No, this feed is specifically for laying hens and is not suitable for chicks or young birds.

How should I store the feed?

Store the feed in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and pests. A sealed container is recommended.

What if my chickens aren't eating the feed?

Ensure the feed is fresh and the feeder is clean. Try mixing a small amount with their existing feed to encourage them to try it.

How long does a bag of feed typically last?

This depends on the size of your flock. A 5kg bag will typically last a small flock of 6-8 hens a couple of weeks.

Does this feed improve egg quality?

Yes, this feed provides essential nutrients, which supports the production of healthy, high-quality eggs.

What is the shelf life of the feed?

The shelf life depends on storage conditions, but it is best used within a few months of purchase for optimal freshness and nutrient value.

Troubleshooting

Reduced egg production.

Ensure the birds are at the correct age (point of lay), and there is sufficient feed and water available. Check for any underlying health issues.

Pale yolk color.

Verify that the feed is fresh and the birds are consuming enough. Ensure the feed is the correct type of feed.

Feed spoilage.

Check the storage conditions and ensure the feed is stored in a cool, dry place. Discard any feed that appears moldy or contaminated.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports regular production of healthy eggs.
  • Enhances yolk color.
  • Provides essential nutrients for poultry health.
  • Easy to feed with an ad-lib approach.

Cons

  • Not suitable for chicks or young birds.
  • Requires proper storage to maintain quality.
  • May attract pests if stored improperly.
  • Requires the correct breed for optimal performance.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Feeding: Provide the meal in a feeder accessible to your poultry. Ensure the feeder is protected from the elements.
  2. Water: Always provide fresh, clean water alongside the feed.
  3. Storage: Store the feed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and pests. Consider using a sealed container.
  4. Compatibility: Suitable for all domestic poultry, including chickens and ducks.
  5. Care: Regularly clean feeders to prevent mold and contamination. Monitor feed consumption and adjust the amount provided as necessary based on your flock’s needs.

Similar items

Price History

DatePrice
Visit shop