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    Layers pellets.

    Thanks for that info. I didnt know it was being reviewed. I hadnt thought that through had I.......
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    Layers pellets.

    Oerris, Another thought Perris. I use blood fish and bone on my plants sometimes. I wonder about it as a supplement to my groats /oats( not goats ! ) when not giving layers pellets. Its just what they need or seems to be. I did read somewhere that it might contain pathogens and viruses but if...
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    Layers pellets.

    Hahaha, yes Hay on wye. Spent some days there. I will look up the mill thanks.xx
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    Layers pellets.

    Thanks for that infomation. Very helpful. You are where abouts in US ? Central England for me, very temperate , rarely below feeezing, rarely scorching. Xxc
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    Layers pellets.

    Thank you. Xx
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    Layers pellets.

    What part of the world are you in? I shall be interested in what yoy decide to do Tricia. Xx
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    Layers pellets.

    Thank you so much. Its an exciting time to improve their feeds, making it more natural and sustainable. Xx
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    Layers pellets.

    Yes thanks, Perris has an answer for all my thoughts. The future looks very good.. i am very grateful for this helpful research.
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    Layers pellets.

    Perris , so glad i looked and found you. I have been reading all your information avidly. Now determined to change. Are you in the UK ? I live near Hereford and buy scottish oats from small scottish farmers, £42 for 25kgs organic inc postage. Happy to pay it but would like more local ( and...
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    Layers pellets.

    New member but had hens for 8 years, only rescues before but now good quality hens. I have 6 girls, 2 white suffolks,2 brown comercials,2 black maroons. Great layers, very happy together. They are like having more children though i am a grandmother now. Such lovely little people. I feed organic...
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    if you dont have access to laying pellets whats the best alternative

    Very helpful. I dont want to give my hens layers pellets because they contain Soya and wheat ( I only feed organic feed). They have fermented groats( oats) everyday. Very healthy and lay well, 12 months old. Thhey love oats, but try to avoid pellets. I think i read somewhere that layers pellets...
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