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Some times I think about the old days back when people didn't give treats to their chickens, back in the pioneer days when people really relied on their chickens for a meal. I like to think they let their chickens go natural instead of adding all this stuff to their diets farmers had to figure...

Some times you have to alter their treats depending on what the weather is like.. in the heat say of 101 - 110 I would only give fruit as treats something I could keep in the fridge and something that would rehydrate them. Then later give them scratch again when it cools off .......just change...

It gets hot here to between 104 - 107 degrees mine the ones that are at laying age are laying every day. But I do not offer corn to them while it is hot. Some breeders that i have talked to said that corn is a hot feed and will make chickens stop laying during the summer.