What it means to be "Free Range"
The key difference with free-range egg farming is the hens’ access to the outdoors.
Commercial free-range farms can house just a few hundred birds to many thousands. The NZ Code of Welfare states "Openings must be at least 35 cm high and 40cm wide and evenly distributed along the building to allow hens free access without risk of smothering or injury."
Because the hens range outdoors and can therefore be more vulnerable to disease, predators, parasites and weather, close monitoring and other preventative measures are very important in managing the health and welfare of free-range flocks.
Ideal for horses who have gone off their feed, are weak or in a depressed state.Contains amino acids, B group vitamins, electrolytes & dextrose...
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For the maintenance of intestinal health in poultry and small birds.Clinically trialled. Wormwood herb (Artemisia absinthium) 30mg Black Walnut g...
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Turns any plastic bucket, or a waterpipe, into a poultry water device. Easy to manage. Keep water clean. Each nipple should accommodate up to 4 bir...
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The clip-on type leg bands are easy to put on and take off your birds. They are safe, secure and are a great way to identify variations within floc...
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The unique treadle operation of this feeder will ensure your poultry has all-day access to their favourite feed. No risk of injury with the unique...
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The 16mm size fits the commercial hybrids and our heavy breed pullets comfortably. Height is 8mm and the inside dimension is 16mm. All edges smooth...
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