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Kruse’s Perfection Brand Super 9 Scratch Feed – 40 lb

Kruse’s Perfection Brand Super 9 Scratch Feed – 40 lb

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Regular price $23.99 USD
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Size
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Local pickup only at Eppich Grain in Mesa, Washington.

Kruse’s Perfection Brand Super 9 Superior Poultry Scratch is a supplemental nine-grain scratch for poultry 8 weeks and older. It is intended primarily as a treat and supplemental energy source, not as a complete ration.

Product Details

  • 40 lb bag
  • Nine-grain scratch blend
  • Supplemental poultry feed
  • For growing and laying flocks
  • Screened for fewer fines

Guaranteed Analysis

  • Crude Protein: 10.0% min
  • Crude Fat: 4.0% min
  • Crude Fiber: 5.0% max
  • Ash: 5.0% max

Ingredients

Kruse directs customers to the bag tag for the complete current ingredient list.

Feeding

Use as a grain supplement alongside the regular ration for growing or laying poultry. This is not a complete feed. It can be scattered on the ground to encourage natural foraging behavior. Supplemental grit and oyster shell may be offered to confined birds as appropriate. Keep fresh, clean water available at all times.

Storage

Store in a sealed bag or container in a cool, dry place.

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What kind of variety is right for you?


The variety you choose depends entirely on your animals. Typically, smaller animals will like cracked or fine milled, as it's easier to digest. When in doubt, we recommend going with cracked!

Check out an example of corn below, along with a few more details.

Whole grains contain the entire grain kernel, including the bran, germ, and endosperm, providing more nutrients and fiber.

Cracked grains are broken into smaller pieces but still include all parts of the grain, making them slightly easier to digest.

Fine-milled grains are ground into a powder, resulting in a finer texture but with fewer nutrients than whole or cracked grains.