Wanting to order poultry feed online

[kimspangrude]

I am needing to order poultry feed online, due to health problems and difficulty being able to go and pick up poultry feed every two weeks. Does anyone know where on the web one can order chicken layer crumbles or mash (or other poultry feed, for that matter) from an organic source, preferably? I have been going to IFA here in Salt Lake City and the price is usually about $20 for a #50 bag of locally acquired grain. Purina is out of the question.
Thanks, Kim

 

[Kilsharion]

I am needing to order poultry feed online, due to health problems and difficulty being able to go and pick up poultry feed every two weeks. Does anyone know where on the web one can order chicken layer crumbles or mash (or other poultry feed, for that matter) from an organic source, preferably? I have been going to IFA here in Salt Lake City and the price is usually about $20 for a #50 bag of locally acquired grain. Purina is out of the question.
Thanks, Kim

I don't know where you could order for that price delivered. H&H will ship to wherever; but, they cost $30/20# shipped. In stores it's ~$28/50#.

 

[sparrker]

Can you find a friend or family member to get your feed for you, and get enough for a month?

 

[kimspangrude]

Thanks for the replies. Kilsharion, what is H&H?
Thanks, Kim

 

[Kilsharion]

Thanks for the replies. Kilsharion, what is H&H?
Thanks, Kim

H&H is a feed that I use for my chickens. You can find their information here.

 

[FtWorthChick]

I'll 2nd the vote for H&H feed. I've used their mail oder a couple of times and they ship really quickly. The feed smells great and the hens love it!

 

[Mac in Wisco]

I'd call IFA and ask if they'll deliver or hire a service that can run errands for you every week or so. That's got to be cheaper than shipping on 50 lb bags.

 

[oldrooster]

I am needing to order poultry feed online, due to health problems and difficulty being able to go and pick up poultry feed every two weeks. Does anyone know where on the web one can order chicken layer crumbles or mash (or other poultry feed, for that matter) from an organic source, preferably? I have been going to IFA here in Salt Lake City and the price is usually about $20 for a #50 bag of locally acquired grain. Purina is out of the question.
Thanks, Kim

Could you have a friend drive out there? if so most stores in my area will offer a free carry out service to your car when you buy feed or other large items.....