1% KNP for hens - layers of brood eggs

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Hens laying brooding eggs One kilogram of mixture contains:

• Vitamin A 1.500.000 IU

• Vitamin D3 300.000 IU

• Vitamin E 3.000 mg

• Vitamin K3 200 mg

• Vitamin B1 200 mg

• Vitamin B2 600 mg

• Vitamin B6 400 mg

• Vitamin B12 2 mg

• Nicotinic acid 3.000 mg

• Pantotenic acid 1.500 mg

• Folic acid 100 mg

• Biotin 15 mg

• Holin Chloride 50.000 mg

• Vitamin C 2.000 mg

• Iron 5.000 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

• Herbal mixture rest of mass to 1.000 g

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Chicken feed suppliments

Kelp: sea-weed, plants that grow in the sea; contains all the minerals of the earth; all kelp is edible, and can easily be dried and fed to chickens by clipping a sheaf of it to something in their area (also, this replaces any need to add salt to their rations)
Middlings: an old milling term for the parts of the kernel that are milled off with the germ, and probably contain both the starch and bran (please email me if you have more specific information :-)

Minerals: non-life-created chemicals, in molecular form, found in nature; actually, "minerals" is a broad category of compounds usually thought of as originating in the earth --- the term "elements" or "trace elements" is more exact; minerals and vitamins can be added to dietary regimens to improve health; sea water contains all the minerals of the earth, in their natural forms and safe amounts; "trace minerals" are those needed in relatively very tiny amounts, and can be highly toxic if these amounts are exceeded; "macro-minerals" are those needed in large amounts, such as calcium, phosphorous, and magnesium