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I add probiotics to their water and essential oils

And again I'm going to tell you the same thing it was the first article I found when I punched in Purina and bad feed didn't pay attention to who it was from geez and I'm not a conspiracy theorist

Yeah okay like I said first article I found I didn't keep looking I just put that in and pulled up an article geez settle down folks

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That's the first article I found looking

Okay never implied that Mills were better I'm just saying they have higher protein percentage feed and before there were big chain stores there were feed mills for farm animals and farm supplies not disputing one is better than the other

My chickens are part of my family and they get fed very well. I personally have digestive issues so I eat a very healthy diet and my chickens eat what I eat

I feed yogurt to my chickens too

Okay I apologize everyone for using the word crap lower grade is what I probably should have said

I am just suggesting things that will help boost protein I'm not saying you have to feed this to your chickens everyday

And walnut is the highest protein nut in The Nut family

Do you have a feed mill animal feed mill around you somewhere typically their feed for chickens is higher protein they usually range somewhere in the 18 to 20% but the crap that you get in the Big Chain stores gives lower protein amounts

Well there's always walnuts I feed those to my chickens too and my chickens are happy

I agree with your conclusion ...plus... technically chicken should have 20 to 22% protein. do you give your girls mealworms?