Organic Poultry Feed: Appropriate Nutrition for Chickens, Ducks, Geese, and Turkeys

Organic Poultry Feed – Proper Feeding for Every Stage of Life

Different types of poultry have different feed requirements. A growing turkey needs significantly more protein than a laying hen. Ducks and geese, on the other hand, prefer to eat grains. To ensure you can provide the right feed for all your poultry, we offer a wide range of certified organic poultry feed.

Whether you need a complete feed or pure grains – we provide feed that meets strict ecological guidelines. It is produced completely without genetic engineering and chemical additives.

Our assortment at a glance:

• Rearing & Fattening: Chick starters and fattening feed for chickens, turkeys, and broilers that cover the protein requirements during the growth phase.
• Laying Hens & Quails: Laying meal and granulated feed for constant egg production and stable eggshells.
• Ducks & Geese: Grain mixtures exactly tailored to the feeding behavior of these types of poultry.
• Pure Grains: Organic wheat, barley, oats, cornmeal, and soy cake as a high-quality, natural supplement.

Grains, Meal, or Granules

We offer feed in different structures. Granules (pellets or crumbs) prevent the poultry from sorting out ingredients, ensuring all nutrients are consumed. Meal is easy to mix in, and whole grains support the natural pecking behavior of chickens, ducks, and geese.

FAQs about Organic Poultry Feed

Can I feed chicken feed to ducks or turkeys?
This is not recommended. Turkeys need more protein than chickens, especially during rearing. Ducks and geese need a different feed structure. It is best to always choose the feed specifically made for the respective type of poultry.

Are pure organic grains also available?
Yes. In addition to ready-made complete feeds, we offer pure organic grains such as wheat, barley, and oats, which are ideal as a natural supplement.

How do I store organic feed correctly?
Since organic feed contains no artificial preservatives, it must be stored in a dry, cool, and tightly closed place. A feed bin is best suited to keep pests away.