Vitamins supplement (Booster) for faster growth of broilers

It's another season for higher volume of poultry production especially broilers.

It's a known fact that broiler birds are not hardy(has poor resistance to diseases) but there's a solution for you.

SHARIGROW: This is the only and single most important supplement fully fortified with all the necessary vitamins and minerals for the growth and health of your poultry.

Few functions of SHARIGROW

√ Increase in feed conversion rate

√ Increases the animals resistance to diseases

√ Rapid weight gain

√ Faster maturity

√ Keeps your animals active and alert

When to use SHARIGROW

It is used for all classes of poultry and all ages beginning from day old. When used from day one of stocking, less expenses will be made for the birds before maturity.

How to use SHARIGROW

100g mixed into 400L of water or 5g into 20L of water for 3-5days or as may be recommended by your local Vet.

Sharigrow is biodegradable and has no withdrawal period.

Where to get SHARIGROW?

Sharigrow is available in all the states in Nigeria

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