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12/11/2024

As the cold weather hits and the grass stops growing, it is important to ensure that your natural grazers have access to good quality forage in appropriate quantities to ensure they are getting an adequate fibre intake. When feeding outdoors, consider using raised feeders to avoid forage being lost in the mud surrounding high-activity feeders during our typical British winters.
Winter grazing is also likely to be nutritionally deficient, so providing a high-quality, balanced feed alongside their forage is ideal to ensure they are getting a balanced diet. Species-specific feeds will be specially formulated to provide the right combination of vitamins and minerals for the animals they are intended for. The Smallholder Range produces balanced feeds for sheep and goats (including Pygmy Goats).

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05/11/2024

As egg production tends to wind down for many birds through the colder months, it can be tempting to reduce their feeds. However, they still need nutritional support for their moult and general health, including good levels of high-quality protein to support feather growth. A balanced layers pellet with a protein level of around 16%, such as The Smallholder Range Natural Free Range Layers Pellets, is ideal for feeding year-round as it provides nutritional support, including the required vitamins and minerals for your bird's well-being. Providing ad-lib feed ensures all birds can get their daily intake, reducing competition.

Did you know? It is very difficult for chickens to overeat as their croup is limited by how full it can be.

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29/10/2024

Why choose the Smallholder Range? We aim to be as environmentally conscious as possible when making our feeds.

✅We only use Non-Genetically Modified (Non-GM) ingredients.
✅All of our feeds are made in our own drug free mill.
✅We only use premium-grade vegetable oils.
✅We do not use chemically extracted ingredients; our oils are cold pressed, not harshly extracted, using the solvent hexane.
✅We are soya-free, meaning fewer food miles.

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22/10/2024

How nice to see these young Pygmy Goats playing with their Pot Bellied Pig friend. Interestingly, both these breeds, most usually kept as pets, are predisposed to becoming overweight.

At The Smallholder Range, we have developed feeds specifically for these pet breeds. They are higher in fibre and lower in protein and energy to help avoid obesity while being nutritionally balanced to keep pets healthy and thriving.

The Smallholder Range Pygmy Goat Mix contains dried fruit and vegetables to mimic the Pygmy goat’s natural diet as closely as possible. Pot-Bellied Pig Food is suitable for Kune Kunes, micro-pigs and other pet pigs, providing prebiotics to support the digestive system.

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15/10/2024

Are you considering rehoming ex-battery hens from Hen Welfare Trust?

If so, you may need to feed them a Layers Crumble before transitioning to Layers Pellets. This is because, as battery hens, they are most likely fed a mash/crumble, so aiding them in the transition can ensure they are eating and reduce stress.

The Smallholder Range Layers Crumble provides all the benefits of the Natural Free Range Layers Pellet, however, the crumble consistency helps to prevent selective feeding and creates less dust and waste than a traditional meal or mash.

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01/10/2024

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If you are prepping for mating season, with ewes dipped and cleaned up, it is a good time to assess their nutritional needs and ensure they are in prime condition for breeding.

The Smallholder Range Sheep Mix can be fed as maintenance if required alongside their forage source, or introduced 6-8 weeks pre-lambing to provide additional calories, vitamins and minerals.

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26/09/2024

Keeping ducks and geese free range is beneficial not only in terms of enabling them to fulfil natural behaviours, but also gives them plenty of room to forage. Ducks and geese instinctively seek food sources from their environment, such as insects, seeds, and young, green shoots.

Providing a large enough area for ducks and geese will help them supplement their diet and carry out natural foraging behaviours, but it will not provide a well-balanced diet for them to thrive on, lay well, or produce strong-shelled eggs.
Smallholder Range Goose & Duck feeds are specially formulated for waterfowl at different life stages. By providing these feeds, you are ensuring that your ducks and geese receive the vitamins and minerals they need for a nutritionally balanced diet, and prebiotics to help support their digestive system. The Smallholder Range feeds are made with the highest quality non-GM ingredients, are drug-free, and are soya-free.

Waterfowl of all ages should be provided with fresh, clean water and grit of appropriate size on an ad-lib basis.

For advice on finding the best feed for your geese and ducks, contact our Nutrition Team.

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24/09/2024

📢 Attention All Bird Keepers – Important Update! 🐓🦆

New legislation now requires all bird keepers—no matter the size of your flock—to officially register your birds. Previously, only those with 50+ birds had to do this, but now everyone must register to receive vital updates on disease outbreaks and biosecurity measures. 🛡️

This helps protect your flock from serious diseases like avian flu and Newcastle disease. 🦠

📅 Deadline for registration in England & Wales: 1st October
📅 (Scotland: Deadline was 1st September)

👉 Register your birds here: https://rb.gy/h1jkqr

Once registered, you must notify APHA if your contact info or the species you keep changes.

Help protect your birds and your community—don’t wait, register now!

23/09/2024

Pygmy Goat Mix is specially formulated to meet the nutritional needs of pygmy goats. It is a wholesome feed made with high-quality, non-GM ingredients. It has increased fibre and lower energy, making it ideal for good-doer breeds such as the pygmy goat.

Pygmy Goat Mix contains dried fruits and vegetables, such as pineapple and carrot, to mimic the pygmy goat’s natural diet as closely as possible and tempt even the fussiest feeders.

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20/09/2024

The Smallholder Range All Round Goat Mix is a nutritious goat mix suitable for all mature goats, including goats kept for breeding and milk production, and is ideal as a maintenance feed.

Key features:
 Balanced with essential vitamins and minerals
 Contains prebiotics for healthy digestion
 Coated with a light cereal syrup for palatability

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17/09/2024

Depending on the quantity and quality of forage your goats can access, they may require supplementary feed to provide a well-balanced diet tailored to their nutritional needs.

For productive goats, kept for milk or meat production, a high-quality, coarse mix will provide the necessary nutrition. Feeds containing cooked cereals, peas, beans, linseed, and other carefully selected ingredients will provide the required high energy levels, quality protein, and balance of vitamins and minerals to meet their nutritional needs.

For smaller breeds, such as pygmy goats, which are often kept as pets, supplementary feeds must be specially formulated to ensure they do not become overweight. Feeds suitable for pygmy goats will be higher in fibre and lower in energy and protein than other goat mixes, ideal for keeping waistlines in check whilst still providing a balanced, nutritious diet alongside good quality forage.

See our range of specially formulated, high-quality goat feeds for more information via the link: https://www.smallholderfeed.co.uk/products/goats

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10/09/2024

Pigs enjoy foraging for grass, brambles, acorns, apples, and even earthworms. Although this is great for natural eating behaviours, foraging for food from their environment will not provide them with a well-balanced, complete, nutritional diet. Therefore, it is essential to supplement this with a balanced compound feed.
Understanding a pig's nutritional needs is a key aspect of pig ownership. These needs vary depending on the type of pig. Smaller breeds such as Kune Kunes, micro pigs, and Pot-Bellied pigs tend to be good doers. They require a high-fiber, low-energy/protein diet to avoid becoming obese. We developed our Pot-Bellied Pig Food, which should be fed according to your pet pig's size and condition, to meet this need.

To read more about our Pot-Bellied Pig Food click the link: https://www.smallholderfeed.co.uk/products/pigs/pot-bellied-pig-feed

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05/09/2024

Are you worried about your hens losing their feathers? They could be in moult. Here are the key things to consider when your hens are in moult:

• Feather condition – in moult, hens will lose feathers and their overall feather condition will decline but this is a natural process and should not cause concern.

• Egg production – laying will naturally slow down and might stop completely, as nutritional demands to grow new plumage means hens cannot maintain the production of nutrient-rich eggs.

• Protein – feathers are mostly made up of protein, so it is important to ensure your hens are getting enough protein to grow new feathers efficiently as well as support or resume egg production.

• Balanced diet – it is important to continue to feed a balanced layers feed - even if your hens are not laying. A high-quality, balanced layers feed such as Smallholder Range Natural Free Range Layers Pellet or Crumble, provides a complete nutritionally balanced diet which will support hens during their moult and all year round.

• Limit treats – during moult, treat feeds should be kept to a minimum as feeding too much can unbalance the hen’s diet.

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03/09/2024

Moulting is a natural process of shedding old and damaged feathers with new ones. It is part of the hen’s cycle and can be triggered by hormones or the end of their laying season. If your first thought is that your chickens are losing their feathers due to mites, this may not be the case.

Investigate the recesses and cracks of your hen’s coop to check for mites. Alternatively, after dark take a torch, take a sleepy hen and part its feathers to see if mites are visible on the skin. They disperse quickly when the light catches them. If you find no evidence of mites, then the likelihood is that your chickens are just going through their natural cycle.

If your hens are in moult, you need to ensure they are getting a correct balanced diet, such as our Natural Free Range Layers Pellets, as they need all the important nutrients from our feed to re-grow their feathers in pristine condition.

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27/08/2024

Correct feeding is crucial for sheep's health, growth, and productivity. Most of a sheep's diet should be forage, including pasture, hay, or silage. Fresh green pasture is ideal. Rotational grazing helps maintain pasture quality and reduces the risk of parasite infections. Adding a compound feed to your flock's diet is a beneficial practice.

The Smallholder Range Sheep Mix offers a quality all-round maintenance feed suitable for ewes and rams from 5 weeks old. This feed is not just an energy source when forage is in short supply, but it's also fully balanced with essential vitamins and minerals, and contains a prebiotic to support the digestive system, making it a comprehensive and valuable addition to your sheep's diet.

The Smallholder Range Ewe Nuts are specially made for Ewes. They are beneficial for around 6-8 weeks before and following lambing. Ewe nuts are a wholesome feed providing an ewe with all the vitamins and minerals needed to rear healthy lambs.

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20/08/2024

Five top tips to ensure you have healthy geese and ducks.

✅ For a more natural diet, if possible, allow your birds to graze freely. This is especially important for geese, which thrive on fresh grass. Use goose and duck pellets to supplement their diet.
✅ For the first 3 weeks, feed a high-protein starter like The Smallholder Range Goose & Duck Starter Crumbs. These provide a high-energy diet, especially to encourage waterfowl to grow steadily from hatching.
✅ During the next 3-8 weeks, transition to a grower feed such as Goose & Duck Grower/Finisher, which encourages a slower, more natural growth rate to finish.
✅ After 8 weeks, switch to a maintenance feed for adults, such as Goose & Duck Breeder Pellets. These are a high-energy feed for breeding birds. They are formulated for optimum egg production and fertility, with vitamins and minerals for a nutritionally balanced diet. They contain prebiotics to help support the bird’s digestive health, are drug-free, and can be safely fed to poultry if you keep a mixed flock of poultry and waterfowl.
✅ Ducks and geese need water to eat and digest their food correctly. Ensure you always provide fresh, clean water and grit to help them digest their food.

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13/08/2024

Pygmy Goats should have access to good-quality forage, making up the bulk of their diet. Forage aids their digestion and provides essential nutrients.
While forage is their primary food source, you could complement your goat's diet by feeding compound feeds for additional energy, particularly for lactating does or growing kids. The Smallholder Range Pygmy Goat Mix ensures they get essential nutrients like calcium and phosphorus, and it's specially made with the Pygmy goat's unique nutritional needs in mind.

The Smallholder Range Pygmy Goat Mix is a wholesome feed with increased levels of fibre. It contains dried fruit and vegetables to mimic the Pygmy goat's natural diet as closely as possible.
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06/08/2024

Dust bathing is vital for chickens, serving several essential purposes in their health and well-being. It is an instinctive behaviour to maintain their health and hygiene. Dust bathing can be a social activity where multiple hens engage together. It can help establish a pecking order and maintain social bonds within the flock.
Dust bathing is an effective way for chickens to remove dirt, parasites, and excess oil from their feathers, preventing them from becoming matted or greasy. Dust bathing also helps chickens control external parasites such as mites and lice, ultimately promoting healthy plumage.

Dust bathing can help chickens cool down during hot weather. The process allows moisture to evaporate from their skin, aiding in temperature regulation.

Create a dust bath area in a dry and sunny spot in the chicken run or coop. The area should be well-drained to prevent water from pooling. Fill the area with fine dust, sand, or dry soil.

Healthy plumage is vital for birds to regulate their body temperature and keep cool. Feathers act as insulation, preventing excessive heat from reaching the bird's body and reflecting sunlight.

Ensure your chicken's diet also supports healthy plumage. As feathers contain 89-97% protein, the correct supply of dietary amino acids is essential to produce keratin (the main protein found in feathers). Deficiencies in these amino acids can cause rough or malformed feathers. Vitamin E and selenium deficiency can cause slow feather development.

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How nice to see these young Pygmy Goats playing with their Pot Bellied Pig friend. Interestingly, both these breeds, most usually kept as pets, are predisposed to becoming overweight. At The Smallholder Range, we have developed feeds specifically for these pet breeds. They are higher in fibre and lower in protein and energy to help avoid obesity while being nutritionally balanced to keep pets healthy and thriving. The Smallholder Range Pygmy Goat Mix contains dried fruit and vegetables to mimic the Pygmy goat’s natural diet as closely as possible. Pot-Bellied Pig Food is suitable for Kune Kunes, micro-pigs and other pet pigs, providing prebiotics to support the digestive system. For more information about The Smallholder Range specialist feeds click here https://www.smallholderfeed.co.uk or the link in our bio. 📄 Complete our enquiry form via the link: https://www.smallholderfeed.co.uk/advice or follow the link in our bio. 📞 Call: 01362 822902 📧 Email: [email protected] 📱 Send us a DM #smallholderrange #smallholderfeed #pygmygoat #potbelliedpig

Nobody likes to waste food, especially when the food is as good as our Natural Free Range Layers Pellets! This ingenious idea will help reduce wastage and provide enrichment for your birds. The Smallholder Range Layers Pellets contain no artificial colours, and all ingredients are natural, such as alfalfa, maize, and marigold petals, which are included for lovely golden yolks. They are fully balanced with vitamins and minerals, including balanced calcium levels to promote eggshell quality and contain prebiotics to support the digestive system. Finally, with added Omega 3, you get extra in your eggs! For more information on our Natural Free Range Layers Pellets or Crumble click here: https://www.smallholderfeed.co.uk/products/layers or follow the link in our bio. 📄 Complete our enquiry form via the link in our bio or click here: https://www.smallholderfeed.co.uk/advice 📞 Call: 01362 822902 📧 Email: [email protected] 📱 Send us a DM #smallholderrange #smallholderfeed #chicken #layerspellets

Can you help this excellent charity @BHWT by providing a rehoming point? See below for more details. 🚨CRITICAL APPEAL – REHOMING SITES 🚨 With the millionth hen fast approaching, we are growing rapidly, and with that, we are expanding our host sites across the country. However, we need your help to do this. Do you want to be part of something lifesaving and wonderful? Do you have the love for hens and space to become a rehoming point for our national charity? Full details can be found through our link in bio or click here: https://www.bhwt.org.uk/contact-us Please share this as far as possible, you just might help thousands more hens be saved from slaughter … think of the feelgood factor! #BHWT #Lifesavers #AdoptHens #RescueHens #NationalCharity #smallholderrange #smallholderrangefeed

Great to see the lovely hens from @oldfarmcottage enjoying their Smallholder Range Natural Free Range Layers Crumble! 🥰 Thank you for tagging us in your post! #smallholderrange #smallholderfeed

@frostyseggs's lovely flock of ducks enjoying their Smallholder Range feed! 😋 Thanks for tagging us in your post! #smallholderrange #smallholderfeed

What will happen to my hens during moult? Most poultry will go through a moult in the autumn which can take more than 8 weeks to complete, here are some key things to think about when your hens are in moult: 🔹 Feather condition – in moult, hens will lose feathers and their overall feather condition will decline but this is a natural process and should not cause concern. 🔹 Egg production – laying will naturally slow down and might stop completely, as nutritional demands to grow new plumage means hens cannot maintain the production of nutrient-rich eggs. 🔹 Protein – feathers are mostly made up of protein, so it is important to ensure your hens are getting enough protein to grow new feathers efficiently as well as support or resume egg production. Unlike some poultry feeds which include chemically synthesised amino acids (building blocks of protein), the essential amino acids in Smallholder Range Natural Free Range Layers Pellets and Crumble, methionine and lysine, are from natural sources. 🔹 Balanced diet – it is important to continue to feed a balanced layers feed - even if your hens are not laying. A high quality, balanced layers feed such as Smallholder Range Natural Free Range Layers Pellet or Crumble, provides a complete nutritionally balanced diet which will support hens during their moult and all year round. 🔹 Limit treats – during moult, treat feeds should be kept to a minimum as feeding too much can unbalance the hen’s diet. Contact our nutrition for further advice on feeding your hens: 📄 Complete our online Nutrition Enquiry Form: https://www.smallholderfeed.co.uk/advice/ 📞 01362 822902 📧 [email protected] 📱 Send us a message #smallholderrange #smallholderfeed

Pellets or Crumble? Smallholder Range Natural Free Range Layers Pellets and Crumble are nutritionally identical, balanced daily feeds for happy, healthy hens - the only difference is one is made in pellet form and the other as a crumble. Both are suitable for all adult laying hens, so it really comes down to personal choice of which one you prefer to feed. Smallholder Range Natural Free Range Layers Pellets are smaller than other layers pellets, just 2.5mm diameter, making them suitable for all breeds of hen, including bantams. Pellets are also a more durable form of layers feed and can be better at preventing wastage. Smallholder Natural Free Range Layers Crumble was originally produced as an alternative to a traditional layers meal which is known for creating selective feeding as the mix is coarse and favourable ingredients can be easily picked out by the hen. Ultimately, selective feeding can lead to an unbalanced diet, but as Layers Crumble is a blended uniform feed it prevents the hen selectively feeding and provides a nutritional, balanced diet. 👉 Which do you and your hens prefer? Pellets or Crumble? Contact our nutrition team for further advice: Complete our enquiry form: https://www.smallholderfeed.co.uk/talk-to-us/ Call: 01362 822902 (Monday to Friday 8:30am - 5pm) Email: [email protected] #smallholderrange #smallholderfeed

Many poultry owners will be delighted with the recent announcement that the Avian Influenza ‘flockdown’ housing restrictions have been lifted across much of the UK where not under a Protection or Surveillance Zone. To keep your hens happy, healthy and enjoying their regained freedom, here are some top tips: 🔷 Chickens need a good quality layers feed regardless of whether they are laying eggs and especially if they are going through a moult. ✅ Feed Smallholder Range Natural Free Range Layers Pellets or Crumble on a free access basis (ad lib) all year round. 🔷 You may wish to provide extra treats for your birds, and they definitely deserve a treat after being cooped up, but treats such as mixed corn should be limited to ensure optimum nutrition. ✅ Provide no more than 20g (an eggcup full) per bird per day of a tasty treat feed like Smallholder Range Super Mixed Corn. It is best to feed this in the afternoon once they’ve filled up on their nutritious layers feed. 🔷 Ensure your birds have access to clean, fresh water and grit at all times. ✅ As with any animal, water is vital for healthy digestion and overall well-being. Grit is important in helping hens with digestion as well as helping make eggshells stronger if fed oyster shell grit. Contact our nutrition team if you have any questions about feeding your hens: Complete our enquiry form: https://www.smallholderfeed.co.uk/talk-to-us/ Call: 01362 822902 (Monday to Friday 8:30am - 5pm) Email: [email protected] #smallholderrange #smallholderfeed

Ferdi, the amazing pygmy goat from @thelittlefarmingcompany, performing some very impressive tricks! 🤩 👏 As well as being mega cute, pygmy goats are highly intelligent. All the pygmy goats at @thelittlefarmingcompany are trained and handled to prepare them for new homes as fun, quirky and loving pets and as wonderful therapy animals ❤️ @thelittlefarmingcompany's pygmy goats are fed on Pygmy Goat Mix which is specially formulated with the nutritional needs of pygmy goats in mind 😋 #smallholderrange #smallholderfeed

The lovely Tinker Bell aka 'Tink' making the most of the 'ad lib' access to her favourite, Smallholder Range Natural Free Range Layers Pellet! 😋 🥰 Thank you @pom_tink_ for the video! #smallholderrange #smallholderfeed

Some cute little Kune Kune piggies to brighten up your Monday! 🐽 😍 @gockett_animals ・・・ Come on human stop messing about and feed me #greedypig #kunekune #kunekunepigs #smallholderrange #pigsofinstagram #gockettanimals #countrylife #igglepiggle #lovemypiggies

Great to see these happy chickens pecking away at our feed, what lovely colours they are too! Thank you for sharing @altonalbanyfarm #Repost @altonalbanyfarm • • • • • • Alton Albany Farm Unity at last! All our six chickens eating together. it’s taken a while but we got there in the end. Clockwise from the left are; Clary, Columbine, Buttercup, Custard, Rhoobarb and Bramble around the feeder. 🐔❤️. . . #lovethyneighbour #besties #pals #chickensofinstagram #chickens #poultryofinstagram #bestfriends #hensofinstagram #friends #cockerel #hens #together #alltogether #featheredfriends #smallholders