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Back Forty Scratch Grain 25 kg – Poultry Treat Feed Ontario Canada

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Back Forty Scratch Grain for Chickens and Poultry

Jones Feed Mills Back Forty Scratch Grain is a supplemental poultry grain mix made for backyard chickens, turkeys and eligible mixed poultry flocks. The blend contains cracked whole corn, whole wheat and whole barley, providing an appealing grain treat that encourages natural scratching and foraging behaviour.

This poultry scratch grain is intended to complement—not replace—a nutritionally complete layer, starter, grower or finisher ration appropriate for the birds’ age and production stage. Offered responsibly and in moderation, scratch grain can add variety and enrichment to a flock’s regular feeding routine. It may also provide supplemental dietary energy during colder weather, subject to the birds’ complete nutritional program.

Containing a minimum of 10% crude protein and 2.4% crude fat, Back Forty Scratch Grain provides transparent nutritional specifications in a convenient 25 kg bag. It is a practical option for backyard flock owners, hobby farmers, poultry breeders and farms purchasing multiple bags.

Key Benefits

  • Suitable as a supplemental treat for chickens and turkeys

  • Encourages natural scratching and foraging behaviour

  • Made with cracked corn, whole wheat and whole barley

  • Contains a minimum of 10% crude protein

  • Provides supplemental dietary energy

  • Convenient 25 kg farm-size bag

  • Manufactured in Ontario by Jones Feed Mills

  • Available for pickup in Blenheim

  • Bulk pricing and eligible local delivery available

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient

Guaranteed amount

Crude protein

Minimum 10.0%

Crude fat

Minimum 2.4%

Calcium

Actual 0.07%

Phosphorus

Actual 0.35%

Net weight

25 kg

Ingredients

Cracked whole corn, whole wheat and whole barley.

Allergen notice: Produced in a facility that uses peanuts, tree nuts, wheat and soy.

Poultry-Feed Comparison Chart

Consideration

Back Forty Scratch Grain

Complete Layer Feed

Poultry Treats

Primary purpose

Supplemental grain and enrichment

Everyday balanced nutrition

Occasional enrichment

Intended birds

Chickens, turkeys and eligible poultry

Laying hens

Varies by product

Protein

Minimum 10%

Varies by formulation

Varies

Format

Mixed whole and cracked grains

Pellets, crumble or mash

Mealworms, seeds or blends

Sole daily ration

No

Yes, when labelled complete

No

Best use

Moderate supplemental feeding

Main feeding program

Occasional treat feeding

Important: Back Forty Scratch Grain is not a complete poultry ration. Continue feeding an appropriate complete poultry feed and offer scratch grain only in moderation.


Buy Scratch Grain in Ontario

Order Back Forty Scratch Grain online from Chatham Farm Feed & Supplies for pickup in Blenheim, Ontario. Eligible local delivery depends on address and order size. Call or text 226-774-0933 for availability, bulk pricing or delivery assistance.

What is Back Forty Scratch Grain used for?

It is a supplemental grain treat used to add variety, energy and foraging enrichment to a poultry feeding program.

Which birds can eat it?

The product is intended for backyard chickens, turkeys and eligible mixed poultry flocks. Confirm suitability on the current bag label.

Can scratch grain replace complete chicken feed?

No. It should complement an age-appropriate complete layer, starter, grower or finisher ration.

What ingredients does it contain?

It contains cracked whole corn, whole wheat and whole barley.

How much protein does it provide?

The guaranteed analysis lists a minimum crude protein level of 10%.

What is the bag size?

Each bag contains 25 kg of scratch grain.

How often should I feed scratch grain?

Offer it in moderation according to the package directions so it does not unbalance the birds’ complete diet.

Is pickup or delivery available?

Pickup is available in Blenheim. Eligible local delivery depends on the destination and order quantity.

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