What is Layers Mash?
Layers Mash is a complete feed, containing the same nutrients as our Layers Pellets but in meal form. Layers Mash is carefully formulated so your birds produce good quality eggs with rich yolks.
Layers Mash Prices In South Africa
| Type of feed | Weight (kg) | Price (R) |
| SURE-Lay Phase 1 mash | 40 | R219.00 |
| SURE-Lay Phase 2 mash | 40 | R219.00 |
| SURE-Lay Phase 1 mash | 40 | R230.00 |
| SURE-Layer Pellet III | 40 | R214.00 |
How many kgs does a layer eat per day?
A layer requires 2.5 kg of feed for 1 kg of eggs produced (Ascard et al 1995). Elwardany et al (1998) reported a daily feed intake of 102 g over a 52 weeks production period and 2.07 kg feed/dozen eggs laid.
When should I introduce layers mash?
Ideally, make your layer feed decision by week 16, so you’re ready to make the transition at week 18. First, look for a complete layer feed. This means the feed should be formulated to provide all the nutrients laying hens require without a need to supplement.
Do you mix layers mash with water?
If you are happy with the mash, you can either feed it dry or you can mix it with water. If you want your chickens to take pellets, introduce them slowly.
Are layers mash a complete food?
Layers Mash is formulated to provide a completely balanced diet for all types of adult poultry. Layers mash is used to provide laying birds with extra nutrients and vitamins not provided by staple foods such as mixed corn.