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Why stop here. There's pigs, goats, cattle, rabbits, dogs, cats, the comparisons are endless!! :gig I'm just teasing you, just take your time. Its a wonderful learning opportunity! :)

Omegas are great for all birds and humans alike. Omegas can be found in fish oils, flax oils and seeds, etc...great for the cardiovascular system, essential to life fatty acids. Its the excess calcium that males don't need that does harm. Hens work off the calcium through egg laying where as...

So far it looks fabulous! I think knowing how much Vitamin A, for example, is in each brand of feed is quite interesting and if you can possibly dig all this info up for each brand of feed, this is going to be a terrific chart!! "Sticky" worthy too!! :-) So many of these feed companies skimp on...

I couldn't agree more! I have always wanted to be able to compare feeds at a glance. I can't wait until its all done. Thanks so much @KikisGirls for all this hard work!! :bow

A small feed store in my town started carrying "Onate" feeds, she drives to the Albuquerque mill every Friday for a truckload of it. I was thrilled because I've always wanted to try feed straight from the mill! However I was a bit disappointed. The feed had absolutely NO smell and my flock...

I use Manna Pro All Flock. Of all the feeds I've fed over the years, this brand is liked by my birds more than any other. It may not work for large flocks as it comes in 8 pound bags. However for small mixed or older hens no longer laying, its a wonderful feed...