Muscle Milk's main protein sources are whey and casein, both milk proteins that contain all essential amino acids -- an advantage that plant-based powders like hemp and brown rice can't offer. Additionally, by working together, whey and casein are able to provide benefits that isolate powders cannot.
LAYER FEED, 18 weeks and older (The Big Girls). Layer feed is available in mash, crumble and pellet forms, all of which describe the size of the feed. Mash is the smallest, pellets, the largest. Layer feed contains 16-18% protein and has added calcium, which is necessary for eggshell production.Laying hens can be fed layer ration as early as 18 weeks or as late as the arrival of their first egg, but should not be fed to birds younger than 18 weeks old.AYER FEED, 18 weeks and older (The Big Girls). Layer feed is available in mash, crumble and pellet forms, all of which describe the size of the feed. Mash is the smallest, pellets, the largest. Layer feed contains 16-18% protein and has added calcium, which is necessary for eggshell production.
A 40 pound pig, around 8 weeks of age, should be getting 1 - 1 1/2 pounds of 17-18% protein in a pelleted starter grower feed, per day. At around 75 pounds, 12 weeks of age, up the feed to 2 1/2 - 3 pounds of 15% protein feed mix. At 125 pounds, or 16 weeks, up the feed to 4 - 5 pounds of the same feed per day.Continue to up the feed to about 6 - 7 pounds per day. A good market weight is at least 250 pounds. If you have smaller pigs, like we had because of the cold weather, you might not get any bacon.ou can get a mix just for feeder pigs at your feed store. It has the balanced ration of corn, soybeans, vitamins and minerals. Here is a rundown of how much protein and feed you should give them. Sometimes, we put our pigs in a movable pen on the garden when it is finished.