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Quote: I didn't mean to start a fuss over which brand is better. I just wanted to know what to feed little ones and big ones in the same coop. I'm going to the local feed mill to try to get a lesser expensive feed that will work. Both Purina and Dumor are around $ 30.00 a 100 lbs. and I am...

Quote: Cindy I know Purnia is made in PA. I used to live in the same town and knew people that worked there. I have also used Dunmor after my first pick brand and saw and smelled a major differance in birds. Shortly after I switched I was loosing feather and poops went from small to large...

Quote: They have the same ingredients listed on the bag, so how do we know Dumor is worse than Purina? I've used both in the past & never noticed a difference. I agree I been using Dumor the whole time and my girls a very healthy and growing strong, also I have 25 CX that are 8 weeks old...

Quote: I'm now using Dumor Chick Starter/Grower 20%, so if I understand correctly, keep feeding this and have oyster shell available in a few weeks when the older ones start laying. Sorry I'm so dumb about this, I just want to feed them the right stuff. Bill

Quote: x2 It is ok for the 8 weeks old. That's why it is called Flock Raiser, for Flocks with different kinds of life stages and even different kind of poultry...... Thanks Bill

Quote: Will that work for the little ones also?

We have 17 week old hens that should be laying in a few weeks (HOPE HOPE HOPE) and we also have 8 week old pulletts in the same coop. What should we feed them when the older ones are ready to lay and the younger ones need to be on starter / grower feed? Thanks in advance Bill