Organic Chick Starter Feed

Organic Chick Starter Feed from McMurray Hatchery offers complete nutrition for your young flock of baby chicks. Our organic chick starter feed is a 22% protein feed with a balance of essential amino acids, vitamins and minerals to get your chicks off to a rapid and healthy start.

Locally milled fresh here in Webster City, IA, McMurray Hatchery's organic chick starter feed is a key ingredient to raising a healthy flock. Our complete line of poultry feed is certified organic and free of antibiotics and hormones. 

Instructions: Feed from 0-8 weeks of age.   

Nutritional Information: Crude Proteins (not less than) 22%; Lysine (min) 1.13%; Methionine (min) 0.43%; Crude Fat (min) 2.77%; Crude Fiber (max) 2.62%; Calcium (min) 1.19%; Calcium (max) 1.29%; Phosphorus (min) 0.82%; Salt (min) 0.25%; Salt (max.) 0.35%

Ingredients: Ground corn (organic), soybean meal (organic), wheat mids (organic), monodicalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, salt, dl-methionine, choline chloride, manganous oxide, ferrous sulfate, zinc oxide, vitamin E supplement, niacin supplement, copper sulfate, sodium selenite, vitamin A acetate in gelatin, d-calcium pantothenate, riboflavin supplement, d-biotin, vitamin D3 supplement, menadione sodium bisulfate complex, pyridoxine hydrochloride, vitamin B12 supplement, thiamine, monoitrate, potassium iodide, and folic acid.

Organic feed ships within the 48 contiguous United States only. Allow 1-2 days for order processing. Organic feed and supplements are milled to order and not kept on hand in order to ensure premium quality and freshness. Express shipping NOT available on feed and supplements.

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What is Certified Organic? A certified organic product means that the food has been inspected by a third party agency to verify organic authenticity for the consumer. Certified organic products are inspected to ensure: no harmful chemicals or prohibited substances have been applied to the field for at least three years; operations follow strict standards to qualify for certification and keep detailed records of practices; and use of ecologically-friendly methods and substances to improve the soil and control pests.