Are you ready to raise your own flock of free-range Cornish Cross chickens but unsure how much organic feed to provide them? Look no further than RCR Organic Feed Store's exclusive feeding chart, backed by over 20 years of experience in organic farming.
At RCR Organic Feed Store, we understand the importance of proper nutrition for your chickens. Our feeding chart is designed to estimate the amount of organic chicken feed needed to raise healthy Cornish Cross chickens. While results may vary, our guide can help you achieve a finished bird weighing between 4.5 and 5.5 pounds.
By following our expert advice and using our organic, GMO-free livestock feed products, you can ensure your chickens receive the best nutrition possible. Rivers Critters Ranch, our MN hobby farm, is dedicated to providing high-quality chicken feed and grains for your flock.
Join us at RCR Organic Feed Store and unlock the secret to raising healthy, happy Cornish Cross chickens. Let's embark on this organic farming journey together!
Bird Age | Feed Type | 1 Bird | 25 Birds | 50 Birds | 100 Birds |
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Week 1 | Starter 20% | 4.2 oz | 6.56 lbs | 13.13 lbs | 26.25 lbs |
Week 2 | Starter 20% | 9.2 oz | 14.38 lbs | 28.75 lbs | 57.50 lbs |
Week 3 | Grower 18% | 14 oz | 21.41 lbs | 42.81 lbs | 85.63 lbs |
Week 4 | Grower 18% | 18.8 oz | 29.28 lbs | 58.75 lbs | 117.50 lbs |
Week 5 | Grower 18% | 26.1 oz | 40.78 lbs | 81.56 lbs | 163.13 lbs |
Week 6 | Grower 18% | 34.5 oz | 53.91 lbs | 107.81 lbs | 215.63 lbs |
Week 7 | Grower 18% | 38.5 oz | 60.16 lbs | 120.31 lbs | 240.63 lbs |
Week 8 | Grower 18% | 42.6 oz | 66.56 lbs | 133.13 lbs | 266.25 lbs |
Week 9 | Grower 18% | 46.5 oz | 72.66 lbs | 145.31 lbs | 290.63 lbs |
Week 10 | Grower 18% | 4 pounds | 75.00 lbs | 150.00 lbs | 300.00 lbs |
Week 11+ | Grower 18% | 4 pounds | 75.00 lbs | 150.00 lbs | 300.00 lbs |
* Create a custom feed chart using the RCR Organic Feed Store model powered by Rivers Critters Ranch
Chick Starter Phase:
Begin by feeding your chicks a 20% organic starter feed. Ensure that feeders are consistently filled, and always provide ample fresh water.
At week three, transition your birds to an 18% organic grower feed. If you have any remaining starter feed, mix it with the grower feed. Keep feeders full during this phase.
Growing Phase:
Once your birds reach 4 weeks of age, switch to feeding them once a day. Allow the feeder to remain empty for at least 8 hours per day. This encourages free-ranging behavior and contributes to healthier bird development.
Water is Vital:
Always ensure your flock has access to plenty of fresh, clean water. Water is an essential food additive and aids in digestion. Without enough water, birds may eat more feed but grow less efficiently, leading to unnecessary expenses.
Remember, a well-balanced diet and proper hydration are key to raising thriving broiler chickens. Happy farming! 🐔🌿
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