Why I added it
I process the whole hemp plant, from the field to the bottle. Biomass comes out of that work — leaf matter that has value and should not end up as waste. HAPPY HEN is the answer to what to do with it: an honest feed material from Slovak hemp, mixed into the regular ration.
And the second thing I like about it: hemp in poultry rations is not a new idea. The first scientific papers date back to 1937 and 1938, and the topic returned in the last two decades — not as a fashion, but as a question of plant resource availability.
HAPPY HEN. Hemp biomass as a feed supplement for poultry and cattle — one hundred grams of Slovak hemp mixed into the regular feed ration. Not intended as feed on its own. A happy label and an honest raw material.
What you are holding. One hundred grams of hemp biomass from hemp grown in Slovakia. A feed supplement for poultry and cattle — mixed into the regular ration, not intended as feed on its own.
Who it is for
Poultry and cattle keepers who want Slovak hemp biomass in their feed ration. Small holdings and farmers alike.
It is not intended as feed on its own — it is a supplement mixed into the regular ration. Guidance on inclusion is available on request.
Composition and origin+
Cannabis sativa L., biomass. Country of origin: Slovak Republic. Production, distribution and sale: Erik Patkos, Asterion K&K s.r.o., CBDICAL spol. s r.o.
Analytical constituents+
Moisture, dry matter and basic analytical constituents according to feed practice. Detailed analytical data available on request.
Questions and answers+
It is mixed into the regular feed ration. It is not intended as feed on its own. The exact inclusion depends on the type of holding — guidance is available on request.
For poultry and cattle, as a feed supplement.
From Slovak production, from hemp varieties approved for cultivation. The same plant I make everything else from.
My products, the CBDICAL products, I place on the market as collector’s items of botanical value. They are not a food, a food supplement or a medicine — not because they lack their quality, but because current regulation does not allow it.
Everything I write here describes the plant, my making of it and what research has looked into. It is also a picture of how I imagine a state that lets a person decide about their own body — and about their animals — according to science, rather than limits set out of excessive caution.
What you do with the product is your choice.
Legal framework and maker’s statement →If you want help finding the right bottle, write to me. Even if it turns out to be one you are not reading about right now.