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Use that myself - or more accurately, the goats do. Its not a bad product, if you can't get two string bales at good price from the locals.

Blue, I'm not sure which "Feather Fixer" you are offering, but if its the common one, you want to recheck the label. Nutrena Feather Fixer is 3.5% calcium +/-, too high for roosters, cockerels, retired ladies and pullets before start of lay. I'm hoping and suspecting you have another in mind...

I had to pick "other". We don't have winter. Its more like late fall for a couple days, so it really would not have been fair of me to answer. That said, I free range my flock and they get a significant portion of their feed from the pasture, reducing my feed costs somewhat. I expect, once...