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maybe someone can confirm but that looks moldy to me. The bluish/green hue scattered throughout

To add one more twist for the last 2 or 3 yrs everything in the yard gets lay pellets if they big enough to swallow it and I know you've seen on the other thread the fowls I breed and the young that are reared. The 2 cocks a few pages ago was solely layer. That's for the folk that say you're...

I bet if you wanted you can have the results ready for us by daylight

Talking feed is always like this everybody does their own thing and it works for them. I've seen very heated conversations on the subject lol

All this is with game chickens remember so I don't know what if any benefit any of that stuff woukd have with layers

Cat food or catfish pellets people use too. Anyway don't mean to derail

Long time ago I used to put red cell for horses over their feed but that was in the 90s Now that stuff stinks

It was for pigs

I've never paid attention. I didn't worry about it or anything else being labeled for poultry or not. I doubt pigeon conditioner was lol. Nah really I just give them what I want to not worried about labels

I use lone star gamebird starter grower for the young ones

I've never liked dumor cause of the amount of powder in the bag. I've used that, Purina and nutrina and stayed with the nutrina country farms I think. It has the best smell, stays as a pellet hardly any dust and it's a generally smaller sized pellet which are easier for my younger games to eat...

I dont know it seems like if I either knew it was made the same or if I could sample it I would have it shipped in if it were the same. I would know the smell it smelled sweet like you wanted to taste it yourself lol The bag is not the same it was green and said protrition up the side

Used to mix my own at: Base: pigeon conditioner 1 part lay pellets 1 part calf manna 1/2 part whole oats 1/2 part black oil sunflower seeds

I wish I could find protrition lay pellets. The feed store quit getting it about a year ago. Mine loved it and it made them remarkably shiny to the point of looking waxy