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Ready-mix Concrete and Bird Food. I think I've seen that episode.

Yes. I feed my own flock 20%.* The only downdside is cost. Upside is larger eggs, more frequent eggs, better hen disease resistance, more nutritious eggs, faster, less stessful molts, better feed efficiency. So why do the commercial producers use 16% protein, or AA supplimented 14% protein...

That is extremely kind @Florida Bullfrog !

Yes. I advise that you aren't likely to find it. You didn't search wrong, there just aren't many to be found. Its very hard to get the protein levels associated with an "all flock" and the higher Met/Lys levels needed for growing birds while restricting yourself to organic ingredients. When...

I'm in N FL (West - the Panhandle) We have two local feed mills. Harrell Milling (whom I use) and Tucker Milling (whom I have used). If you favor non-GMO and.or organic, you will have to go Tucker, they have some products in those lines. If price is your primary concern, I've been very happy...

I grew up in the Greater Daytona area, I know New Smyrna pretty well. Relatives there, lots of time at Riverside Park, which is at least close, if not on the sand bar. But I left the area before getting chickens. Will keep Luzner's in mind, next this question comes up - didn't know they existed.

I suspect you will find delivery to be quite expensive right now, for a host of reasons. Good luck! It may also vary a lot with quantity needed. I tend to buy 600# of feed at a time+/-. Delivery currently would be about $80. Its about a 30 mile round trip for me, and an hour of my time. So...

Florida is, as it turns out, a big state. There are two! feed mills local to me (w/i 50 miles) Harrell Milling Company, and Tucker Milling. To the best of my knowledge, neither supplies feed further south than Ocala, and thus likely still north of you. If you are in the Orlando area of...