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  1. TheFatBlueCat

    Dodging and weaving to feed the flock, is this going to be ok?

    I think it is very good to always seek information, so we can be in a position to understand possible risks and if we are willing to take them in our individual circumstances. We are lucky to have you here @U_Stormcrow to read all that nutrition science and report back to us! I have a...
  2. TheFatBlueCat

    Dodging and weaving to feed the flock, is this going to be ok?

    Thanks for those links, I've had a quick browse. What works depends on your goals, there's not a heck of a lot that can go wrong with a bird dietary speaking (commercial feed to be clear) if they're only going to live 18 months. I am more interested in the health of my birds moving into the 3-5...
  3. TheFatBlueCat

    Dodging and weaving to feed the flock, is this going to be ok?

    I appreciate your input very much. I am unsure exactly how long the rooster will get to stay, when he can't get the job done, so to speak, he will have to move along. He is a good example of his breed (and throws very good female offspring) and has an excellent temperament. I have fairly limited...
  4. TheFatBlueCat

    Dodging and weaving to feed the flock, is this going to be ok?

    @U_Stormcrow I was hoping you would show up! My chicks are thankfully past what you have identified as the most sensitive period and everyone has just started this new feed strategy 3 days ago. I will look at a grower feed I can get hold of for a reasonable price moving forward. None of my flock...
  5. TheFatBlueCat

    Dodging and weaving to feed the flock, is this going to be ok?

    Hi knowledgeable team of fellow chicken nerds. I have been happily and successfully feeding my mixed flock with a combination of good quality local grain/peas, pullet grower feed (15% protein) and meat meal and seaweed to round out the edges (plus free choice calcium of course). HOWEVER I am...
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