Which is better and why? I have chickens and turkeys (boys and girls of both) and currently feed Flock Raiser crumbles. The All Flock is available in pellets.
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Where do you buy the Flock Raiser in pellets at? I've checked Purinas website and have only seen it offered in crumbles.I use Purina Flock Raiser, which also comes in pellets. It's 20% protein and it seems to get the hens through the molt faster. Some are even continuing to lay while molting, which didn't happen in previous years when I kept them on layer feed (16% protein).
I have used the NatureWise All Flock, but did notice from the label that it has less protein (18%) than the Purina Flock Raiser (20%).
I get it at my local feed store (E&L Supply) in Spring Mills, PA. Check with your feed store. If they carry Purina products, it's very likely they can order the pellets for you.Where do you buy the Flock Raiser in pellets at? I've checked Purinas website and have only seen it offered in crumbles.
I know the feather fixer pellets are 18%.I think at one time Nutrena Naturewise all flock pellets were 18% protein