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Oh I’m not the one that is having trouble with the feed. I was just curious about the maggots. Yeah my birds free range all day every day. And I feed them layer feed on top of that. I just remember once my bag of bird feed got wet and maggots started forming. Thankfully there was barely any...

I meant could you feed those maggots to the chickens since they eat maggots. The food would have to be tossed 100%. I’m talking more about being determined enough to pick out the maggots and feeding only the maggots to the chickens.

Yeah I know mold is a big no. But if you were determined to pick out the maggots and feed it to the chickens would that be okay? Or just toss everything? Of course toss the moldy food for sure.

If you got chickens to save on grocery store bought eggs I can tell you that that won’t happen unless many factors play in. I personally would be financially better off buying eggs from the store. But we love having chickens and knowing what they eat to produce those eggs. But feeding them is...

Apart from the fact that maggots form in moldy food. Don’t chickens eat maggots? Can’t they eat those maggots? But yeah do change their food if the feed has maggots. It must have gotten wet or it’s too old.