Laying Hen Pellets
Premium non-GMO feed formulated for optimal egg production and hen health.
Laying Hen Pellets
Soy-FreeScientifically formulated non-GMO feed that delivers complete nutrition for healthy, productive laying hens and superior eggs.
100% Non-GMO Verified
All ingredients are verified non-GMO
Soy-Free Protein
Balanced blend of field peas and sunflower meal
Optimized for Layers
Perfect calcium-phosphorus ratio for strong shells
Made on Vancouver Island
Locally produced for Vancouver Island farmers
Available in 25kg Bags
Convenient size for farms and homesteads
| Crude Protein (min) | 13.8% |
| Crude Fat (min) | 3.5% |
| Crude Fiber (max) | 5.0% |
| Calcium (min-max) | 3.5% - 4.0% |
| Phosphorus (min) | 0.4% |
| Moisture (max) | 12% |
We believe in 100% transparency. Here's exactly what's in every bag:
Primary Ingredients
- • Non-GMO Corn (43%)
- • Non-GMO Field Peas (25%)
- • Non-GMO Sunflower Meal (10%)
- • Non-GMO Wheat (8%)
- • Limestone (8.5%)
- • Non-GMO Oats (2%)
Essential Supplements
- • Bentonite Clay (pellet binder)
- • Vegetable Oil
- • Dicalcium Phosphate
- • Alfalfa Meal
- • Vitamin & Mineral Premix
- • Essential Amino Acids (DL-Methionine, L-Lysine)
Recommended daily feed amounts for optimal health and production
| Flock Size | Daily Feed (kg) | Weekly Feed (kg) | Bags per Month |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5-10 hens | 0.5 - 1.0 kg | 3.5 - 7 kg | 1 bag (25kg) |
| 10-20 hens | 1.0 - 2.0 kg | 7 - 14 kg | 2 bags (50kg) |
| 20-50 hens | 2.0 - 5.0 kg | 14 - 35 kg | 4-6 bags (100-150kg) |
| 50-100 hens | 5.0 - 10.0 kg | 35 - 70 kg | 8-12 bags (200-300kg) |
*Based on average consumption of 100-120g per hen per day. Actual consumption may vary based on breed, age, season, and activity level.
A gradual transition ensures digestive health and maintains egg production
7-Day Transition Schedule
Days 1-2
75% old feed + 25% GrayStone Pellets
Days 3-4
50% old feed + 50% GrayStone Pellets
Days 5-6
25% old feed + 75% GrayStone Pellets
Day 7+
100% GrayStone Pellets
What to Expect During Transition
- • Days 1-3: Hens may be cautious with new pellets - this is normal
- • Days 4-7: Increased water consumption as they adjust to new protein sources
- • Week 2: Egg production stabilizes, shell quality may improve
- • Week 3-4: Noticeable improvement in feather quality and hen vitality
- • Week 4+: Richer yolk color and consistent laying patterns
💡 Pro Tip:
Mix the feeds thoroughly to prevent hens from selectively eating only the old feed. Ensure fresh water is always available during the transition period.
Proper storage maintains freshness and nutritional value
Do's
- ✓ Store in a cool, dry location (below 25°C)
- ✓ Keep in airtight containers or sealed bags
- ✓ Elevate bags off the ground on pallets
- ✓ Use within 3 months of opening for best freshness
- ✓ Check regularly for signs of moisture or pests
- ✓ Practice FIFO (First In, First Out) rotation
Don'ts
- ✗ Don't store in direct sunlight
- ✗ Don't expose to rain or moisture
- ✗ Don't store near chemicals or fuel
- ✗ Don't leave bags open or unsealed
- ✗ Don't use feed with mold or off-odors
- ✗ Don't store in areas accessible to rodents
🛡️ Shelf Life:
Unopened bags: 6 months from manufacture date | Opened bags: 3 months when properly stored
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