what happens to the meat quality if i dilute the feed with corn for my broiler chickens?
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Question by k_erdahl: what happens to the meat quality if i dilute the feed with corn for my broiler chickens?
i think it will be good. corn gives them energy so that way they will not become fatty. that is what i heard. is that true?
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corn is good..chickens {and people}get fatty when they dont move around enough.Corn is a good chicken food supplement
evon stark
October 22, 2011 at 1:34 pm
Actually corn is high calorie/ low protein so your birds growth rate will plummit WAY down and they will lay on a lotta fat… The meat itself when you trim off the fat will be OK. If you want lean birds up protein & drop energy- but be careful hyping the growth too fast can lead to ricketlike problems.
ragapple
October 22, 2011 at 2:01 pm