New Hope Grower Crumpellet 322T is a specially formulated grower feed for poultry layers, designed to support healthy development during the growing stage before birds transition to pre-layer and layer feed. It forms part of New Hope’s five-stage “4+1” high-efficiency layer feeding program, developed to support efficient feeding, digestive health, and productive layer management.
The formula combines maize, soybean meal or cake, wheat bran, salt, DCP or bone meal, limestone, lysine, methionine, and layer rearing premix to provide key nutrients required for growing birds.
According to the New Hope feeding program, Grower Crumpellet 322T is recommended for 9–15-week-old birds, helping prepare pullets for the next stage of their laying cycle.
Product Features
- Specially formulated grower feed for layer birds
- Recommended for 9–15-week-old pullets
- Part of New Hope’s “4+1” high-efficiency layer feeding program
- Contains maize and soybean meal/cake
- Includes wheat bran for nutritional support
- Fortified with lysine and methionine
- Contains DCP or bone meal and limestone
- Includes layer rearing premix
- Designed to support healthy growth and development
- Supports digestive system health
- Helps promote efficient feed utilization
Feeding Program
| Age / Production Stage | Recommended Feed |
|---|---|
| 0–3 weeks | Chick Crumble Extra 320 |
| 4–8 weeks | Chick Crumble 321 |
| 9–15 weeks | Grower Crumpellet 322T |
| 16 weeks–5% egg production | Pre-Layer Mash 323 |
| 5% egg production–culling age | Layer Mash 324 / 324H |
Why You’ll Love It
- Supports proper development of growing layer birds
- Provides essential nutrients during the grower stage
- Helps prepare pullets for the laying period
- Designed to support efficient feed utilization
- Supports digestive system health
- Part of a structured feeding program for commercial layer production
If you’re looking for grower feed for layer chickens, New Hope Grower Crumpellet 322T is formulated for the 9–15-week grower stage and provides the nutritional foundation needed as pullets progress toward the laying stage.
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