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DuMOR® Poultry Layer 16% Crumble

DuMOR Poultry Layer Crumble Feed is complete formula for all egg-producing poultry and...

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Poultry Layer Crumble Feed is complete formula for all egg-producing poultry and non-laying mature birds. It is richly fortified with calcium to promote strong eggshell formation and contains all the necessary amino acids, vitamins and minerals needed to maintain healthy, productive breeders and layers.

Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein (min.) 16.00%, Lysine (min.) .70%, Methionine (min.) .35%, Crude Fat (min.) 2.50%, Crude Fiber (max.) 7.00%, Calcium (Ca) (min.) 3.80%, Calcium (Ca) (max.) 4.80%, Phosphorus (P) (min.) .50%, Salt (NaCl) (min.) .25%, Salt (NaCl) (max.) .75%, Ruminant meat and bone meal free.

Feeding Instructions:
Provide feed free choice to birds over 18 weeks old. Always provide clean, fresh water and transition birds from one feed to the next over the course of several days.

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I been using Dumor for a couple years since TSC is my go to feed store. Everything else is a long drive. I use the layer pellets, and also have a feeder with 20% crumbles. I wet feed the pellets in the morning and by noon it is gone and then they usually work over my 7lb feeder which has the 20%. My girls are healthy and happy and been laying consistently.
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I was using a different feed until i found Dumor, the chickens loved it and gobbled it up the first time i gave it to them since it was so much better for them than the other feed.

I think their crumble is is great usually but if you get the bag at the bottom of the stack the crumble has been polverized and is harder for them to consume but otherwise great!
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Pros: Mostly Crumble... just a little dust at the bottom ( To be expected )
Cons: None!
My girls just love the crumble!
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Very good review. I also feed my flock DuMOR layer crumbles. It's very good, although I'm not fond that it is 60% corn. But, for the price, it gets the job done. :)
 
My Light Sussex do not do well on 16% formulas. They need at least 20% like Purina Flockraiser. I just started feeding them the 22% Agway Meatbird crumbles and can't wait to see how they do on it. That said, I do like the crumbles better than the pellets.
Best,
Karen
 
That's great, I love ducks. Niacin doesn't seem to affect egg production, but it will cause walking problems with the hen if its bad enough and usually first shows up when hatching their eggs, the ducklings may be born with problems walking or standing. I don't know if it affects hatchability, just viability.
 
I don't use this product at all but it does seem very reasonably priced. I use Layena and it doesn't matter if it's crumbles or pellets because I only use the layer product as a binder for the primary moist base of my ration.

I feed damp food year 'round and that virtually eliminates waste.
 
I have been using DuMor as well for the past year. It has been a good feed for my hens but I am considering switching to my local feed store. My feed store is cheaper and closer to my home. One of the main reasons for switching is the freshness of the feed. I have no way of knowing how long the DuMor has been on the shelf and I know the feed store is always freash.
 
same question as StacyW89; why does it say not to feed to male birds or non-laying hens? My rooster & older hens run with all my chickens?
 
Why does this (at least the new bags at TSC say not to feed to male birds or hens not yet laying? Any ideas?

same question as StacyW89; why does it say not to feed to male birds or non-laying hens? My rooster & older hens run with all my chickens?
because it has extra calcium for the birds who are laying eggs, and the extra calcium is bad for the others who are not needing it to lay eggs
 

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