Nature Smart

Layer Pellet Feed

Nature Smart® Organic/Non-GMO Layer Pellet is expertly formulated with all the wholesome, nutritious ingredients your flock needs. And because it’s made from responsibly sourced, USDA Certified Organic ingredients, you can feel good that you’re doing the right thing for your flock, and for your family.

16.0% Crude Protein

8.0% Max Crude Fiber

2.5% Crude Fat

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient Level

Crude Protein, minimum 16.0%

Lysine, minimum 0.7%

Methionine, minimum 0.25%

Crude Fat, minimum 2.5%

Crude Fiber, maximum 8.0%

Calcium, minimum 3.8%

Calcium, maximum 4.0%

Phosphorus, minimum 0.5%

Salt, minimum 0.3%

Salt, maximum 0.8%

Sodium, minimum 0.18%

Sodium, maximum 0.22%

Manganese, minimum 110 ppm

Selenium, minimum 0.3 ppm

Vitamin A, minimum 3,300 IU/lb

Vitamin D3, minimum 1,000 IU/lb

Vitamin E, minimum 20 IU/lb

Lactobacillus acidophilus, minimum 5.1 MIL CFU/LB

Lactobacillus casei, minimum 5.1 MIL CFU/LB

Bifidobacterium thermophilum, minimum 5.1 MIL CFU/LB

Enterococcus Faecium, minimum 5.1 MIL CFU/LB

Contains a source of live (viable) naturally occurring microorganisms.
Feeding Instructions

Designed to be fed as the sole ration from the onset of lay throughout the laying cycle.

Keep feeders clean and full at all times.

Make fresh, clean water available at all times.

Always offer free choice oyster shell and grit in separate containers.

Our Features

For birds 16 weeks or older
Probiotics and yeast culture support digestion and immune health
Uniquely formulated for quality eggs and a healthy flock
No animal by-products, hormones or antibiotics

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