Organic Backyard Vegetarian Layer Pellets – Country Heritage
Pelleted Convenience with Complete Nutrition
Country Heritage Organic Backyard Vegetarian Layer Pellets make backyard poultry care simpler and cleaner while delivering full-spectrum nutrition for your laying hens. These uniform pellets are formulated specifically for backyard flocks that need reliable performance, strong egg production, and easy feed management—all without the mess of scratch mixes.
All-Natural, Meat-Free Formula
This feed is made entirely from plant-based, ACO Certified ingredients, including organic cereal grains, legumes, sunflower meal, and natural calcium sources. The pellets contain no animal by-products, artificial additives, or GMOs, making them ideal for poultry keepers seeking a clean, ethical feed option.
Because it’s vegetarian, this feed supports your personal values while meeting your hens’ complete nutritional requirements. Each pellet is carefully formulated to promote strong shells, consistent laying, and bright, rich yolks.
Benefits of Pelleted Feed
Pellets offer consistent nutrition in every bite. Unlike mash or loose mixes, your hens can’t pick and choose ingredients, so they receive a balanced diet every time they eat. This also reduces feed waste and makes feeding easier for flock owners.
In small backyard settings, pellets create less mess and allow for more sanitary feeding conditions. Additionally, the compact shape makes them suitable for use in gravity feeders or automatic dispensers.
Ideal for Urban and Suburban Poultry Keepers
Whether you're raising chickens in a suburban backyard or a compact urban coop, these pellets are perfect for flocks of all sizes. They minimise storage space and offer easy handling while delivering all the nutrients required for vibrant, productive hens.
Feeding and Storage Advice
Feed freely from a dry, raised trough or automatic feeder. Ensure hens always have access to fresh water and a safe, dry environment. To preserve quality, store the bag in a cool, dry, rodent-proof location.
