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I came across another recipe. Note that it is from 1967, that is before selenium was known to be important. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/17561415_The_Effect_of_Fish_Meal_Supplementation_of_Chicken_Breeder_Rations_on_Hatchability Recipes from this source are in the pictures. Source...

My plan is to eat eggs and chicken, mostly. Doves, pigeons, and quail maybe. Goats if I have space. Then raise pigs or rabbits for some of the poultry feed. In real life, there is no way I would be able to protect my food supply from actually starving people, especially the production parts...

Just something to think about .... I asked because I have two mills. First, the Country Living mill which was one of the best two hand-cranked mills on the market at the time - over twenty years ago. It is still one of the best but there may be more top notch options now; I haven't looked...

Could you attach a picture of your hand mill?

😯 🙁 Wow, that is crazy. The feed store here does an extensive panel for $15 per sample. The extension office might be a little less but it isn't worth the extra miles to go there.

You might consider learning which of your native plants (weeds) will help with mineralizing or otherwise feeding your soil. Usually these are the ones with very deep roots but there idiosyncrasies. Calcium, for example, will not stay in my soil. Between the sandy soil and rainfall and maybe...

I don't have a recipe (I have books that have many recipes to refer to if needed) but maybe a few ideas will help. You might buy a bucket of trace mineral salt (nutra balancer would work). Get one for chickens if you can and there may be regionally specific blends. A recipe can have a lot of...