Agrimaster Poultry Feed

Types of Agrimaster Poultry Feed

From the time they're chicks to when they're well into their adult years, your backyard birds will have different nutritional needs. With Agrimaster chicken feed, you know that your poultry will get quality nutrition full of key vitamins and minerals to supplement their health and growth. Whether you have layer hens or meatbirds, your flock will love Agrimaster poultry feed - found exclusively at Blain's Farm & Fleet.

Agrimaster Layer 16% Poultry Feed Crumbles

16% Protein | 2.5% Fat | 8% Fiber Feed your layer hens what they need with the Agrimaster Layer 16% Poultry Feed. The crumbles help with feed efficiency and should be fed to layers from the onset of egg production through the laying cycle.

Agrimaster Chick Starter / Grower Poultry Feed

18% Protein | 3% Fat | 7% Fiber Give growing chicks what they need with Agrimaster Chick Starter/Grower Poultry Feed. The non-medicated formula provides balanced energy and protein supports rapid growth.

Agrimaster Meat Producer Poultry Feed

21% Protein | 4% Fat | 6% Fiber Help your meatbirds grow and develop with Agrimaster Meat Producer Poultry Feed. The non-medicated feed is designed to be fed to broilers, turkeys, geese, pheasants, ducks, and quail from day one.

Agrimaster Scratch Grains Poultry Feed

7.5% Protein | 2.5% Fat | 8% Fiber Making a small investment on a proper diet will help you raise your poultry to their maximum health potential. Give your birds a well-balanced, nutritional diet by feeding Agrimaster Scratch Grains Poultry Feed.

Agrimaster All Flock Pelleted Poultry Feed

18% Protein | 2.5% Fat | 8% Fiber The Agrimaster All Flock Pelleted Poultry Feed is the right feed for many species of poultry including layer hens, broilers, turkeys, geese, ducks, and pheasants.

Agrimaster Layer 16% Pelleted Poultry Feed

16% Protein | 2.5% Fat | 8% Fiber Designed for layer birds, Agrimaster Layer 16% Pelleted Poultry Feed is enhanced with vitamins, minerals, and amino acids for key nutrition. The pelleted feed can be fed to a variety of birds.

Agrimaster Poultry Supplements

Poultry Scratch Supplemental Block

10% Protein | 2.6% Fat | 4% Fiber An All natural, antibiotic-free block supplement for growing pullets, ducks, geese, chickens and gamebirds over 14 weeks of age. This peck block is designed to be fed as a supplement to layers as well as breeders.

Agrimaster Cracked Corn

6.5% Protein | 3% Fat | 3% Fiber Agrimaster Cracked Corn Feed is ideal for ground feeding larger birds. Cleaned grains to be used as a supplemental energy source for all species

Agrimaster Whole Corn

6.5% Protein | 3% Fat | 2% Fiber Agrimaster Whole Corn can be used as a supplemental energy source for all species of livestock, and it's also appropriate to use in corn burning stoves.

Agrimaster Whole Cleaned Oats

8% Protein | 4% Fat | 15% Fiber Agrimaster Whole Oats has optimal nutrition for cattle, horses, sheep, and goats, making it an economical way to feed your entire herd of animals. Can be used as a supplemental energy source for all species.

Agrimaster Poultry Feeders & Waterers

Agrimaster Poultry Feeder

A great Poultry Feeder designed exclusively for backyard poultry. The built-in Feed Saver Ring minimizes spillage and prevents wasted food. Holds up to 7 pounds of feed.

Agrimaster Poultry Waterer

Perfect size for a small flock of chicks. This Agrimaster Waterer holds up to 5 quarts of water, and the durable translucent plastic body makes reading the water level fast and easy. Easy-fill screw-on design.

From The Animal Experts

Care and Feeding of Meatbirds

Meatbirds need enough space to grow - and the right meatbird feed diet. Learn more about the care and feeding of meatbirds with the help of Blain's Farm & Fleet.

Selecting the Right Chicken Feed

One of the most important parts of raising chickens is proper nutrition. Feeding your flock the right food can help them with egg production, growth, and more. Choose the right feed for your birds with Blain's Farm & Fleet.

Can You House Chickens & Ducks Together?

Chickens are fairly easy birds to raise–they’re small and manageable, while ducks are easy, too–they’re hardy and lay eggs year-round, so housing them together is possible. It just takes a little work and adequate space.

Which Chicken Breeds are Best for Egg Production?

If you’re thinking about raising backyard chickens, you have to know which breeds will suit your needs. If egg production is your goal, you need to know that some breeds are better than others.