![]() ![]() A kernel of corn contains roughly 62% starch, 19% fiber and protein, 15% water, and 4% oil. When fed as a supplementary feed, cracked corn has many benefits.Ĭorn is a good energy source that’s high in carbohydrates. But – it’s low in protein and shouldn’t be the primary source of nutrients for your flock. At the very least – always carefully read the instructions of the chicken feed you use! Your happy chickens will thank you later.Ĭracked corn makes an excellent – and yummy treat for your mature hens. ![]() Remember that all chickens, coops, and environments are different. We also recommend consulting with a trusted veterinarian or animal nutritionist to help find a suitable diet routine for your flock. Having a full stomach during the cold winter nights always helps too! Scratch also helps keep your entire flock entertained, active, and happy. Feeding your chickens cracked corn mixed with wheat before bedtime is a great way to keep them warm during winter. Instead of consistently feeding cracked corn, we recommend purchasing chicken feeds with balanced nutrition for your adult flock.Ĭracked corn isn’t all bad, though. But – only as a snack! Cracked corn isn’t suitable for baby chicks – nor is it a reliable source of nutrition for your roosters and hens. Cracked corn is excellent for adult chickens. ![]()
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