. Bartlett Milling - Specialty Products (Game Bird, Duck and Rabbit) Bartlett uses no animal fat or animal protein sources in its Specialty Products. GAME BIRD STARTER CRUMBLES with Apex®: 28% protein for early development in all species of game birds. Feed free-choice from day of hatch until 36 days of age, then change to BMC Game Bird Grower.
GAME BIRD GROWER CRUMBLES with Apex®; 21% protein to promote maximum development in all species of game birds. Feed free-choice from 7 weeks of age until 13 weeks of age, then switch to BMC Flight Conditioner and feed until marketing.
GAME BIRD FLIGHT CONDITIONER CRUMBLES with Apex®; 19% protein to stimulate growth and feathering in birds 6 to 16 weeks of age. Feed free-choice after 12 weeks of age.
GAME BIRD BREEDER CRUMBLES with Apex®; 19% protein to promote optimum fertility, embryo development and egg production in all species of game birds. Feed free-choice 30 days prior to egg production and continue feeding until egg production stops or you wish to cease production. [ top ]
BMC DUCK GROWER & BREEDER PELLETS: 15.5% protein formula for growing ducks from two weeks of age or growing geese from three weeks of age until market. This feed can also be fed to mature breeding ducks or geese. [top ]  | RABBIT PELLETS: 16% protein, high alfalfa, no-corn formula for all life cycles of commercial or show rabbits. This product provides rabbit does with all the nutrients essential to produce five to seven litters per year. Provide free-choice to does and kits. For dry does, non-working bucks and pets, limit feed 4.5 to 6.5 ounces per day. [top ] |
Bartlett Milling – Products for Deer
| Bartlett Hi-Protein Deer Pellets: Bartlett's 18% protein deer feed contains high quality proteins, chelated trace minerals, and a natural flavor that deer crave. Antler development requires not only minerals, but also requires a lot of high quality protein - and corn alone will not meet these needs. Feed Bartlett Hi-Protein Deer Pellets to deer according to availability of natural browse and forages. |
Sweetlix ® products for deer: Bartlett Milling distributes Sweetlix Corn-Lix Deer Block (40289) and Sweetlix EnProAl® Rack Deer Block (41533). Visit the Sweetlix web site for more information on their wildlife products. [top]
Bartlett Milling – Products for Goats and Sheep Goats and sheep require good quality forages to provide the foundation of their diets. Forages, however, often cannot fully meet all nutrient requirements, particularly when animals are in late gestation, are producing milk, or when accelerated rates of gain are desired. Bartlett Milling has a broad line of products for supplementing forages:  | SWEET GOAT TEXTURED: 17% protein for growing, finishing, or lactating goats, Sweet Goat is a highly palatable feed that contains cracked corn, oats, barley and a unique pellet. Energy level is high enough to meet the needs of lactating does. Available with Deccox® for prevention of coccidiosis. Deccox is not approved for use in goats producing milk for human food products.
|  | GOAT PELLETS:17% protein pellet for growing and finishing goats. Adjust feeding rate to match production goals, forage availability, and environmental conditions. Available with Deccox® for prevention of coccidiosis. |
GOAT DEWORMER PELLETS (Medicated): Bartlett 16% Goat Dewormer Pellets contain Morantel Tartrate (Rumatel®) for removal and control of gastrointestinal nematode infections of goats. Feed at the rate of 1 pound per 100 pounds of body weight. Animals should be grouped by size for optimum de-wormingefficiency.
SHEEP PELLETS: 16% protein feed for growing, finishing or lactating sheep. Contains no supplemental copper. Adjust feeding rate to match production goals, forage quality and availability, and environmental conditions.
CRYSTALYX® Goat-lyx™ and Sheep-lyx™ molasses-based supplements, conveniently packaged in durable tubs, provide controlled intake to economically supplement pasture and hay.Click here for more information on these self-fed products. Feed in a Drum® cooked molasses-based supplements – when forages are good quality and freely available, supplemental nutrient needs may be low. Click here to learn about Feed in a Drum supplements for sheep and goats.[top ]
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