Country Feeds

Chick Starter Grower Feed Medicated

Start your chicks off right and support proper growth with the proper balance of protein, vitamins and minerals. Country Feeds Chick Starter Grower Feed is available regionally in medicated and non-medicated versions. Ask your local Nutrena retailer about availability in your area.

18.0% Crude Protein

7.0% Max Crude Fiber

2.5% Crude Fat

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient Level

Crude Protein, minimum 18.0%

Lysine, minimum 0.9%

Methionine, minimum 0.34%

Crude Fat, minimum 2.5%

Crude Fiber, maximum 7.0%

Calcium, minimum 0.75%

Calcium, maximum 1.25%

Phosphorus, minimum 0.6%

Salt, minimum 0.25%

Salt, maximum 0.65%

Sodium, minimum 0.15%

Sodium, maximum 0.24%

Lactobacillus acidophilus, minimum 2.55 MIL CFU/LB

Lactobacillus casei, minimum 2.55 MIL CFU/LB

Bifidobacterium thermophilum, minimum 2.55 MIL CFU/LB

Enterococcus Faecium, minimum 2.55 MIL CFU/LB

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

Feed as the sole ration from hatch to 22 weeks.

Don’t let feeders run empty.

Clean feeders and waterers regularly.

Provide fresh, clean water at all times.

Provide appropriate size grit as needed.

Oyster shell or coarse-ground limestone may be fed from 16 weeks of age for laying birds.

Layer replacement pullets should be switched to Country Feeds Layer at 16 weeks or the onset of lay.

Our Features

Complete nutrition to meet the demands of healthy, growing chicks
Prebiotics and probiotics included to support digestion and nutrient absorption
18% protein to support muscle development and weight gain
Fortified with vitamins and minerals to support healthy growth and development
A complete chick feed—no need for supplementation
Crumble form encourages feeding

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