Beak House's Breeder Feed Recipe

Do you have a recipe for this that could be mixed at home in smaller quantities? I'd really like to try it!

Wow. I sure wish there was a product like this on the market-- I don't think there is a mill in my area that can do this.

Where do you get your fish meal? That seems like the hardest thing for me to find. I can get everything else at our local natural food store, but can't find fish meal anywhere...

I get my mill to order the fish meal, but you can look up Fertrell products and order it directly. I know they have the organic stuff I use and more...there are other brands, but I haven't tried them.

I was about to ask you how in the world you mixed all that together - then I re-read and saw that you go to a mill. I REALLY wish I had some place that could do this. I have a very old horse who can't chew hay anymore. She enjoys rolling it around in her mouth though. She won't eat the senior pellets very well but loves her oats and barley. I'd be willing to bet that if I could get a whole grain feed like what you've done, she'd eat that with gusto. I wonder if horses and chickens could live on the same feed????

Great information. Now, I just have to figure out what those percentages would be in cups, etc. Not a math geek. Don't have anyone to split the cost. Hard to find a bag of oats for example, less than 50 lbs. Will keep at it though, and thanks again!

@chirpingcricket since the percents are out of a hundred, you can change the percents to cups directly if you are looking for cups. So in the above recipe, 3% barley would be 3 cups out of 100, 5% white millet would be 5 cups. The 100% = 100 cups total of all the items.
So they recipe would read:
3 cups barley, 2 cups beet pulp, 3 cups buckwheat, 6 cups fishmeal, 7 cups flax seed, and so on...