1% KNK for hens - layers of consuming eggs

Laying hens

One kilogram of mixture contains:

• Vitamin A 1.200.000 IU

• Vitamin D3 250.000 IU

• Vitamin E 2.000 mg

• Vitamin K3 200 mg

• Vitamin B1 200 mg

• Vitamin B2 500 mg

• Vitamin B6 300 mg

• Vitamin B12 2 mg

• Nicotinic acid 3.000 mg

• Pantotenic acid 1.000 mg

• Folic acid 75 mg

• Biotin 15 mg

• Holin Chloride 50.000 mg

• Vitamin C 2.000 mg

• Iron 6.000 mg

• Copper 800 mg

• Manganese 9.000 mg

• Zinc 6.000 mg

• Iodine 80 mg

• Selenium 20 mg

• Cobalt 25 mg

• Antioxidants 10.000 mg

• Colour (Carophyll) 2.500 mg (optional)

• Herbal mixture rest of mass to 1.000 g

Types of Chickens

Bantam: a miniaturized chicken of any breed; most breeds have a regular-size and a bantam variety

Banty: same as Bantam

Cockerels: male baby chicks; male young domestic fowl

Hens: female chickens in their second year of lay, or after their first moult

Layers: chickens raised to be egg-layers

Layer-Broiler: chickens raised to be both egg-layer and to be eaten

Meat birds: old term for broilers

Pullets: female chickens in their first year of lay, or prior to their first moult; female baby chicks

Rooster: adult male chicken, or adult male of other domestic or non-domestic fowl

Straight Run: a random mixture of male and female baby chicks, usually less expensive than only pullets