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Quote: I'm still undecided on the soy. If it is cheap, why is it in a lot of organic feeds, which are not cheap? And also, if it was bad for chickens, why would it be in the organic feeds? I just don't know. So many opinions and so many brands that I am not sure there is one great overall...

Quote: The reason they use soy in feed is because it is cheap and because they can. Government says it's healthy for us all. It's your choice to use it or not. I'm still undecided on the soy. If it is cheap, why is it in a lot of organic feeds, which are not cheap? And also, if it was bad...

Quote: This is one of the points that makes me suspicious. Like we are that dumb to think we would not know this is the way grains grow. And this becomes a selling point? I surely don't think there are hydroponic grain farms hiding in the bowels of the earth somewhere cranking out food grains.

If ever there was a subject that is confusing and full of differing options and opinions, this is it. After reading 15 pages of this thread I am still not certain what to feed my ladies when we make the switch to layer feed. I definitely want to stay organic, as we are now, but the controversy...

When we first picked up our chicks from Tractor Supply we used the Dumor because that was all they had. Did not want to keep the girls on this so I found Green Mountain organic starter mash at the local Agway. Never had any stinky poop with the Green Mountain. They are now getting the Green...