Badminton Mixed Poultry Corn

Treat your flock to the natural energy and satisfying variety of Badminton Mixed Poultry Corn. Formulated as a premium-grade supplementary scratch grain, this high-quality blend of clean English wheat and crushed kibbled maize is the ultimate afternoon reward for chickens, bantams, ducks, geese, and turkeys alike.

Rather than a complete diet, Badminton Mixed Corn is carefully balanced to act as a delicious energy booster. Spreading this mix on the ground encourages your birds' instinctual scratching and foraging behaviors—relieving coop boredom, increasing daily mobility, and keeping your flock mentally stimulated. Because corn is naturally rich in carbohydrate energy, it takes longer for birds to digest, making it an indispensable stable addition for maintaining body temperatures on chilly winter nights.

🌽 Why Choose Badminton Mixed Poultry Corn?

• 🐓 Encourages Natural Foraging: Scattering corn across the run satisfies your birds' innate peck-and-scratch instincts, dramatically reducing feather pecking and coop boredom.
• ❄️ Essential Winter Warming: The complex carbohydrates in kibbled maize act as a "slow-burner" inside the gizzard, releasing vital body heat to keep birds warm through freezing nights.
• ✨ Exceptional Ingredients & Purity: Triple-screened to minimize dust and chaff, providing only clean, wholesome grains with zero chemical fillers.
• 🦆 Multi-Poultry Companion: Completely safe and highly appetizing for all variations of domesticated poultry, including hens, waterfowl, and game birds.
• 🌻 Supports Plumage & Vitality: Natural oils embedded in the corn germ help promote a sleek, radiant shine across your birds' feathers.

📊 Nutritional Profile & Specifications

📋 Poultry Feeding & Management Guide

Recommended Daily Treat Rates:

• Per Mature Bird: Roughly 20g – 30g per day (approximately one small handful per hen).

Feeding Protocols:

1. The Afternoon Protocol: Always feed mixed corn in the late afternoon or early evening. This ensures your birds fill up on their nutritionally balanced layers pellets first during the morning, using the corn purely as a late-day energy boost.
2. Scatter on the Ground: Instead of using a fixed hopper, throw the corn directly onto clean ground, grass, or scratch litter to maximize exercise and mental stimulation.
3. Winter Adjustment: You can slightly increase the handful portion during severe winter cold snaps or prolonged rainy periods to assist with overnight internal thermal regulation.
4. ⭐ Top Tip: Avoid overfeeding corn during the hot summer months. Too much corn can cause hens to gain excess internal fat, which can negatively impact their egg-laying consistency!