Natural protection against chicken mite

The chicken mite (Dermanyssus gallinae) is a significant parasite in laying hen farms. It causes anemia and stress in laying hens and weakens their immunity. It also reduces egg production, impairs egg quality (shell strength, yolk color), and worsens feed conversion, thereby reducing the economic efficiency of the farm. Severe infestations can also lead to mortality and higher costs for parasite control. In addition, it can transmit bacterial and viral pathogens, increasing the risk of infection in the flock. Conventional chemical products are increasingly restricted due to resistance, legislative restrictions, and concerns about residues in animal products. Herbal products Herbs, typically medicinal or aromatic plants, contain higher concentrations of active bioactive compounds. These compounds contain high levels of essential oils, antioxidants, and easily evaporating substances, and often exhibit remarkable properties ranging from nutritional and medicinal properties to antimicrobial and antioxidant effects. That is why we have made a change to the Layer Gold recipe, and the feed now contains a herbal product against bumblebees. Mechanism of action of the herbal product in Layer Gold The herbal preparation acts on bumblebees in several ways: Repellent effect: the aromatic substances contained in plant extracts repel chicken mite, which leads to reduced blood intake and limited reproduction of chicken mite. Stress reduction: limiting the presence of parasites reduces stress in laying hens, which has a positive effect on their health and production performance. Improved health: reduction in anemia and mortality (by up to 1-2%). Increased egg production: thanks to reduced stress and improved health, egg production increases by up to 2-3%. Helps restore nutrient conversion: the product can improve feed efficiency. Improved egg quality: better coloration and elimination of blood spots. No negative effect on the organoleptic properties of eggs or meat.   Practical tips for breeders when feeding Layer Gold with herbal preparation against chicken mite Dosage: 120–140 g of feed per laying hen/day – the product is already optimally incorporated into the recipe and for the desired effect, follow the recommended dosage. Prevention: feed continuously throughout the year to maintain low parasite load. Combined measures: we recommend maintaining regular hygiene, disinfecting chicken coops, and controlling humidity to increase the effectiveness of the product. The inclusion of the herbal preparation in Layer Gold feed is an effective and natural solution to reduce the incidence of mites, increase egg production, improve egg quality, and optimize feed conversion while maintaining the good health of laying hens.

The chicken mite (Dermanyssus gallinae) is a significant parasite in laying hen farms. It causes anemia and stress in laying hens and weakens their immunity. It also reduces egg production, impairs egg quality (shell strength, yolk color), and worsens feed conversion, thereby reducing the economic efficiency of the farm. Severe infestations can also lead to mortality and higher costs for parasite control. In addition, it can transmit bacterial and viral pathogens, increasing the risk of infection in the flock. Conventional chemical products are increasingly restricted due to resistance, legislative restrictions, and concerns about residues in animal products.

Herbal products
Herbs, typically medicinal or aromatic plants, contain higher concentrations of active bioactive compounds. These compounds contain high levels of essential oils, antioxidants, and easily evaporating substances, and often exhibit remarkable properties ranging from nutritional and medicinal properties to antimicrobial and antioxidant effects. That is why we have made a change to the Layer Gold recipe, and the feed now contains a herbal product against bumblebees.

Mechanism of action of the herbal product in Layer Gold
The herbal preparation acts on bumblebees in several ways:

• Repellent effect: the aromatic substances contained in plant extracts repel chicken mite, which leads to reduced blood intake and limited reproduction of chicken mite.
• Stress reduction: limiting the presence of parasites reduces stress in laying hens, which has a positive effect on their health and production performance.
• Improved health: reduction in anemia and mortality (by up to 1-2%).
• Increased egg production: thanks to reduced stress and improved health, egg production increases by up to 2-3%.
• Helps restore nutrient conversion: the product can improve feed efficiency.
• Improved egg quality: better coloration and elimination of blood spots.
• No negative effect on the organoleptic properties of eggs or meat.

 

Practical tips for breeders when feeding Layer Gold with herbal preparation against chicken mite

• Dosage: 120–140 g of feed per laying hen/day – the product is already optimally incorporated into the recipe and for the desired effect, follow the recommended dosage.
• Prevention: feed continuously throughout the year to maintain low parasite load.
• Combined measures: we recommend maintaining regular hygiene, disinfecting chicken coops, and controlling humidity to increase the effectiveness of the product.

The inclusion of the herbal preparation in Layer Gold feed is an effective and natural solution to reduce the incidence of mites, increase egg production, improve egg quality, and optimize feed conversion while maintaining the good health of laying hens.