Preparing your own poultry feed at home can be a cost-effective and nutritious alternative to commercial feed. Here are the key ingredients you need, explained in points:

Main Ingredients
Grains:
Corn: A primary energy source that provides carbohydrates.
Wheat: Adds energy and protein.
Barley: Adds fiber and some protein.

Protein Sources:
Soybean Meal: High in protein and essential amino acids.
Fish Meal: Rich in protein and essential fatty acids.
Meat and Bone Meal: Provides protein and minerals.
Alfalfa Meal: Adds protein and fiber.

Fats and Oils:
Vegetable Oil: Provides energy and essential fatty acids.
Fish Oil: Adds essential omega-3 fatty acids.
Supplementary Ingredients

Vitamins and Minerals:
Premix: A commercial premix can provide essential vitamins and minerals.
Calcium Sources: Such as crushed oyster shells or limestone.
Phosphorus Sources: Like bone meal or dicalcium phosphate.

Amino Acids:
Methionine: An essential amino acid often added to poultry feed.
Lysine: Another essential amino acid for poultry growth.

Fiber Sources:
Rice Bran: Adds fiber and some protein.
Wheat Bran: Adds fiber and energy.
Optional Ingredients

Enzymes:
Phytase: Helps in better absorption of phosphorus from feed ingredients.

Probiotics:
Lactobacillus: Supports gut health and digestion.

Antioxidants:
Vitamin E: Prevents feed oxidation and supports health.

Preparation Tips
Mixing: Ensure that all ingredients are even mixed to avoid nutrient imbalance.
Storage: Store feed in a cool, dry place to prevent spoilage and nutrient loss.
Quantities: Adjust the quantities based on the age and type of poultry (e.g., broilers, layers).

Combining these ingredients in appropriate proportions can create a balanced and nutritious feed for your poultry.