Grits Maize (Red/Orange Colour) 20kg

Grits Maize is a high-quality, coarsely ground maize variety, specially processed to provide a rich energy source for pigeons, poultry, and other birds. Known for its excellent digestibility, Grits Maize is a perfect addition to bird feed. It offers an easily consumed form of maize that supports sustained energy levels, particularly during training, racing, or high-activity periods.

Packed with essential carbohydrates, Grits Maize helps maintain stamina and overall vitality, ensuring birds remain active and in peak condition. Its high nutritional value makes it a great option for promoting muscle development and healthy growth. Whether used alone or mixed into grain blends, grit maize is an essential feed ingredient that supports the well-being of birds while providing them with the energy they need to perform at their best.

£18.50

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Orange Grits Maize

Orange Grits Maize is a premium-grade maize variety known for its vibrant orange colour, superior digestibility, and high-energy content. It is widely used by pigeon fanciers as a key component in conditioning and racing diets due to its excellent nutritional balance.

Nutritional Benefits for Pigeons

  • High in Carbohydrates – Provides sustained energy, making it ideal for racing pigeons, breeding birds, and general conditioning.
  • Easier to Digest than Large Maize Varieties – The slightly softer texture and refined structure improve digestibility, reducing strain on the digestive system.
  • Rich in Natural Carotenoids (Pro-Vitamin A) – Enhances immune function, vision, and feather pigmentation, promoting overall health and vitality.
  • Balanced Protein and Fat Content – Supports muscle maintenance, endurance, and feather condition without excessive weight gain.
  • Improved Feed Conversion Efficiency – Many fanciers report that pigeons absorb nutrients from orange grits maize more efficiently compared to traditional yellow maize.

Feeding Considerations

  • Excellent for Racing Pigeons – Due to its high digestibility and energy density, orange gritz maize is a top choice for birds in competition training.
  • Suitable for Year-Round Feeding – Unlike some heavier maize varieties that are best for winter, this grain can be fed throughout the year due to its balanced energy release.
  • Works Well in Mixes – Best combined with wheat, barley, and legumes (such as peas) to create a well-rounded diet.
  • Encourages Appetite and Condition – The bright orange color and palatable texture often make it more attractive to pigeons, leading to better feed consumption.

Overall, orange gritz maize is an excellent maize variety for pigeon fanciers looking to provide their birds with a digestible, nutrient-rich, and energy-packed grain that supports peak performance and condition.

Coarsely ground maize that’s easy to eat and digest, giving a quick, steady energy supply.

Smaller particles, easier on the gut and well accepted by most lofts; less chewing, faster uptake.

Great for training blocks, race preparation and cooler weather when birds need extra fuel.

As a guide, 10–30% of the daily ration, adjusted to workload and temperature.

Yes — the coarse grind is easier to handle than whole kernels.

Yes — mix into the usual grain ration for chickens and other poultry.

It can if you prefer, but many fanciers use it alongside whole maize for variety and balance.

Natural carotenoids (pro-vitamin A) give the colour and support feather condition and general health.

Tip the bag into a clean bin and give a gentle stir; if needed, lightly mist with water and feed once dry.

Keep cool, dry and sealed, away from sunlight. Rotate stock so older bags are used first.

48-hour delivery on all orders placed before 2pm, Monday to Friday.

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Please note, deliveries are not available on Saturdays, Sundays, or Bank Holidays.

All our packaging it recyclable and also made from recycled materials.