Gamebird

Explore our holistic ingredients that support overall health and well-being of gamebirds.

Gamebird

holistic ingredients to grow healthy birds


Pheasants, grousers, partridges, quails, snipes, wild turkeys, woodcocks, and other types of gamebirds benefit from our portfolio of holistic ingredients that support their overall health and well-being. Game birds are native or non-native birds that historically were wild game or decorative fowl but are now raised commercially for their meat or egg production or as "flight-ready" birds for release on hunting preserves or by state wildlife agencies.

Our team at York Ag is ready to assist you selecting the appropriate ingredients for your feed manufacturing and livestock operation.

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ARAGONITE-C


ARAGONITE-C, The Ocean's Calcium, is a high precision, soluble, and bioavailable feed supplement that can be used in gamebird feed formulations.

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HILYSES®


Hilyses® is a unique hydrolyzed yeast with no genetically modified organisms, fillers, or carriers, that delivers more functional components to support livestock through everyday stress, transitions, and disease challenge.

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IMW50 Yeast Additive

IMW50®


IMW50 offers trace minerals, vitamins, β-glucans and good levels of mannan-oligosaccharide (MOS).

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ALTERNA® POULTRY


ALTERNA POULTRY is a botanical based feed additive to support gastrointestinal health and growth rate.

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PHYTOZEN® 250


PHYTOZEN® 250 is a botanical based product for poultry feeds.

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BIOTANIX® WS


BIOTANIX WS is a microbial supplement to improve the microbiome of poultry litter.

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AQUA® GUT


AQUAGUT POULTRY is a botanical based liquid product from the drinking water of poultry.

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SYNBIOTEC® POULTRY


SYNBIOTEC® POULTRY is a botanical based feed additive designed to support performance by promoting intestinal and microbial health.

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TENEMAX


TENEMAX is a a drying agent used to help lower the number of darkling beetles in the litter of poultry.

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FIND YORK AG IN NAGA NEWS MAGAZINE


NORTH AMERICAN GAMEBIRD ASSOCIATION - NAGA


York Ag provides holistic nutritional ingredients for gamebird species and is proud to be a member of the North American Gamebird Association (NAGA). NAGA supports gamebird producers and hunting preserve operators through industry education, advocacy, and efforts to sustain our hunting heritage.

NAGA News Magazine is a bi-monthly publication featuring timely insights on animal health, gamebird production, hunting, and industry legislation. Visit NAGA or download some of the articles below.

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Nov-Dec 2020
NAGA News Issue

York Ag NAGA News Article 2020


Read the article “Defining Stress in Poultry” by Bertrand Medina, Ph.D., and Ashley Wagner, Ph.D., featured in the November–December 2020 issue of NAGA News.

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Sept-Oct 2021 
NAGA News Issue

York Ag NAGA News Article 2021


Read the article “Why should we Control the Microbial Ecosystem of the Litter?” by Ivan Girard, Ph.D., PAS, featured in the September–October 2021 issue of NAGA News.

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JAN-FEB 2023
Naga News Issue

York Ag NAGA News Article Jan 2023


Read the article “Nutritional Interventions to Improve the Health and Production of Gamebirds” by Ashley Wagner, PH.D., featured in the January—February 2023 issue of NAGA News.
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NOV-DEC 2023
Naga News Issue

York Ag NAGA News Article Nov 2023


Read the article “Is Coccidiosis Robbing Your Bottom Line?” by Ashley Wagner, PH.D., and Olivia Martin, MBA PAS, featured in the November-December 2023 issue of NAGA News.
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JULY-AUG 2026
Naga News Issue

York Ag NAGA News Article July 2026

Read the article “Heat Stress in Gamebirds”, by Bertrand Medina, Ph.D., featured in the July–August 2026 issue of NAGA News.

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