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Regarding them as the same thing is a red flag as to someone's level of informed-ness. Know what it is before hating it. Blanket hate is not productive.

"GMO/non-GMO" and "organic/non-organic" are different things, by the way. The terms are not interchangeable. From Forbes: "Most commonly found in crops such as soybeans, corn and canola, GMOs are designed to provide a higher nutritional value to food, as well as protect crops against pests...

I don't know why I got tagged in this, but that's not my quote.

I'm asking for it, right? :lol: I should resist. But it's hard.

Relax, people. GMO is not poison and is not going to kill your chickens. Or the planet. On the contrary, it increases yield per area and actually saves wild habitat from being destroyed to plant more crops for people and their animals. It's a good thing.

Depends on your definition of "best". Everybody's is different. Purina is fine by me. But I don't care about organic or no soy or whatever. "Best" for me means "healthy, easy to find, not too expensive, and the chickens like it". Purina Flock Raiser checks all those boxes, so for me that's the...