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Poultry
How many days do we feed grower feed to chickens
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All breeder companies have recommendations for feeding phases; most recommend starting a grower phase around 10 to 12 days of age. Nonetheless, there is no magic number of days or age. I can formulate a grower feed to be fed for 5, 7, 10, 14 or 17 days. What really matters is to know the nutrient composition of the feed and the nutrient needs of birds and compare to see how well they match. In theory, the greater number of feeding phases I use the better growth and economic performance I should obtain as I am minimizing deficiencies and excess of nutrients.
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Good
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14 to 28 days
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About 16–20 weeks old
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14 to 20 days
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Egg chicks will stay on grower feed until week sixteen
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After 14 days.
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cost and weight target is also a factor
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21 days
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33 days for all flock.. for grower let say half of it
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The ideal time for feeding grower feed is 12 to 20 weeks.
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Chickens are usually fed grower feed for 8–16 weeks, depending on whether they are meat or egg chicks
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16-20 weeks
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Broiler chickens eat grower feed for 24 days.
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Good
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