➡ POULTRY FEED COMPARISION CHART (Feed brand NAMES needed)

[Kiki]

I'm willing, if others join and I don't have to take half! But I'm wondering how useful it will be, if the specific ingredients change frequently depending on season and cost specifics? Or is that why they give min and max, so that they can mess with ingredients and still have the same analysis?

The actually "ingredients" do change and are not the same per each bag. Meaning I can buy a certain brand name bag of feed here and you buy the same brand name bag of feed but our two feed will be different as far as the ingredients used.
I am pretty sure the guaranteed analysis does not change.
It's not that I don't care about the ingredients used to make the feed, for this project, I just want the guaranteed analysis info for the proteins and vitamins and minerals and such.

 

[Kiki]

I suck at writing.
Can someone come up with an email for me?

 

[Titan Farm]

@KikisGirls
This more like what a feed ingredients list should look like. Lol

 

[Kiki]

Me:
"Hey your feed label sucks. I think it should list exact amounts of all vitamins and minerals. Can you give me the specifics for the follow feeds you make."

 

[Kiki]

@KikisGirls
This more like what a feed ingredients list should look like. Lol

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YES...Mazuri is one of the few companies that label everything.

 

[Titan Farm]

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Me:
"Hey your feed label sucks. I think it should list exact amounts of all vitamins and minerals. Can you give me the specifics for the follow feeds you make."

Think you may want to re read it. Lol
It has all vitamins added at the exact ppm.

 

[Kiki]

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Think you may want to re read it. Lol
It has all vitamins added at the exact ppm.

That post wast not directed at you.



It's my fake pretend email.

 

[Titan Farm]

@KikisGirls
Sorry about that, I thought it was directed to me.

 

[Kiki]

@KikisGirls
Sorry about that, I thought it was directed to me.

No worries.

 

[rjohns39]

Kiki, the more details they give, the less flexibility they have. USDA/FDA label guidelines are really tough in one sense, but lax in others. If you print it, you have to live up to it, but if you don't print it then that's ok.