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Chickens like some other birds are not 100% lactose intolerant.. Chicks have the ability to process some milk sugars better than others.

Grit is used to grind and help digest grains, seeds, grass, etc.

Scratch can be a single *whole grain or any mixture of *whole/cracked grains that is pitched on the ground to encourage scratching of the ground and add extra energy to the birds diet. Scratch is not meant to be a sole feed but supplement to the birds regular poultry feed. Not all scratch...

Why are they going to suffer by eating corn? My birds get corn products year round even when it was 100+ here. Chris

Basically a "whole Grain" I've change the mix around a little and I might stay with this mix awhile. Right know I'm feeding, Chicks up to 6 weeks of age -- Turkey Starter (30%), Growing Birds from 6 weeks of age to Laying -- 50.5% Five Grain Scratch 40.5% Turkey Starter (it's about a 16%...

Quote: Right around $17.00 a 50 lb. bag Chris Thanks. Looking at the ingredients, it seems to me that you could end up with a better feed than the usual bagged stuff for a little less money doing it your way. Or a lot less, depending on how pricey the grain is. I can mix a good 20%...

Quote: Right around $17.00 a 50 lb. bag Chris

Fred's Hens : However, my feed is already a very high percentage of corn and grains. Huge percentage, according the Hubbard Feed's own data. If your feeding the 17% Layer then your looking at around 63.8% corn, 31.2% concentrate and 5% limestone (feed grade). That is what I have been using...