The feeding schedule for chickens may vary depending on their age, breed, and the specific needs of the birds. However, here is a general feeding schedule that can be followed:

1. Chicks (0-6 weeks old): Provide a high-protein starter feed (18-20% protein) to chicks. Offer feed to chicks throughout the day, and ensure that they have access to fresh, clean water at all times.
2. Pullets (6-20 weeks old): Continue to feed the pullets with starter feed for the first few weeks, then switch to a grower feed (16-18% protein) until they start laying eggs. Offer feed to the pullets throughout the day and provide access to fresh, clean water.
3. Laying hens (20+ weeks old): Provide a layer feed (16-18% protein) to laying hens. Offer feed to the hens throughout the day, and ensure that they have access to fresh, clean water at all times. Supplement their diet with calcium, either through oyster shell or crushed eggshells, to support egg production and shell formation.

It’s also important to note that the quantity of feed provided to the birds should be based on their appetite, with adjustments made as needed. Additionally, providing treats in moderation can help with the birds’ overall health and happiness, but treats should not make up more than 10% of their diet.

In summary, feeding schedules may vary depending on the age and specific needs of the chickens, but a general schedule includes high-protein starter feed for chicks, grower feed for pullets, and layer feed for laying hens, with fresh water always available.