Quote: It doesn't really save money. I am doing it for flock health. However, depending on your price for organic layer pellets, it could save just a bit of money.
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Quote: It doesn't really save money. I am doing it for flock health. However, depending on your price for organic layer pellets, it could save just a bit of money.
http://www.fertrell.com/poultry.htmOh and oyster shell of course. I would like to find a good vitamin mix to add so if anyone has suggestions, please share.
Your feed store might be able to order it or another brand of poultry vitamin premix.Thanks I guess they dont sell it in my area. I dont order from azure so Ill have to look for it online
Mash is powder, crumbles are larger and pellets are the largest feed. Chicks will start out with crumbles and I don't see the need/use of mash though many use it. Pellets I feed as soon as they are large enough to eat them- 12 weeks. My larger birds through crumbles all about the ground then refuse to eat them so I've much less waste when feeding pellets.
The size of feed has no bearing on type. Which type of feed you use, starter, grower, layer or one of the game bird feeds, is dependent on purpose of bird or age of growth. They vary in protein, fat and calcium amounts. Then there is your choice of soy free, organic and levels of animal protein. Actual name brands are rather irrelevant if you know what you want and read the ingredients/nutrient analysis. They should have brochures or you can look online for that. It's also listed on tags on bag.