Missouri Julie
In the Brooder
- Oct 6, 2015
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Non-GMO feeds are not as expensive as organic feeds. It is a healthy, but less expensive alternative.
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THIS IT THE EDITED VERSION OF MY REPLY which was never finished as my battery died...EVERY bit of this was documented with pic's, as I was pretty upset about this...sure wish I could post themI've had nothing but problems with Highlands non gmo feed from the start...never again...There was so much flour fine powder in the starter mix the chicks would throw everything out of the feeder looking for something edible.. I wound up having to add water making a mash in individual dishes made from weighted cat food cans glued to a ceramic tile...once wet, the grains were very visible and the chicks went wild....I had to do this about 6-8 times a day....They never ate much of the paste powder left behind, but it would have been tossed into the shavings otherwise...I'm sure that contained much of the added nutrients and things added to get their described nutrient % levels ... This concerns me for starting off chicks that are not free range...later I decided to sift the starter mix with an ultra fine sifter to get an edible product that I could mix in with other feed....OVER 25% was ground so fine it was unedible.....My Opinion on this feed as a starter?? A waste of time and money @ $32 a 50# bag...Go with another brand of non- GMO crumbles for chicks to start....