Recently I bought this little jar food supplement from MorningBirdProducts.com it says the protein is 65-70% fats 6-8% minerals 10-13% fiber 8-10% and so on. The description on the jar:
"Spirulina is edible dried, microscopic freshwater blue-green algea photoplankton that contains 70% protein, 26 times the calcium of milk, and is far more nutritious than any known food. It is rich in phosphorous, niacin, b-12, beta carotene, iron and essential fatty acids. Spirulina has been shown to dramatically increase fertility in birds, simulate breeding, produce brighter plumage, raise resistance to disease, and increase intestinal tract flora, and promote overall good health."
Has anyone had any experiences feeding this to their chickens?
"Spirulina is edible dried, microscopic freshwater blue-green algea photoplankton that contains 70% protein, 26 times the calcium of milk, and is far more nutritious than any known food. It is rich in phosphorous, niacin, b-12, beta carotene, iron and essential fatty acids. Spirulina has been shown to dramatically increase fertility in birds, simulate breeding, produce brighter plumage, raise resistance to disease, and increase intestinal tract flora, and promote overall good health."
Has anyone had any experiences feeding this to their chickens?
