➡ POULTRY FEED COMPARISION CHART (Feed brand NAMES needed)

What brand do you feed your flock?

  • Purina

  • Nutrena

  • M-G

  • Scratch and Peck

  • Manna Pro

  • Kalmbach

  • Nature's Best

  • DuMOR

  • Producer's Pride

  • Other - Please list the brand name in a comment below.


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I do. On feed for my omnivorous raptors and food for myself.
I have fed Purina, Start & Grow to the Chicks and Layena plus Omega 3 to the hens.
Nutrena Naturewise, Feather Fixer and Naturewise, Hearty Hen that I'm currently feeding to my 25 month old Golden Comets.
I also fed 1 bag of Manna Pro Chick Starter, and 1 bag of Nutrena Country Feeds Starter and 1 bag of DuMOR Starter to the Chicks.
That's it for feed for my chickens.
My mom fed her ducks and chickens Blue Seal feeds exclusively. I would not hesitate to feed it to my girls. GC
Does your mom still use Blue Seal?
I can/will include it if I can find the info for it.
 
I am working guys.
I had to start over about an hour ago.

Do you ever rest :hugs

Anyone want to take a look see at the sheet so far and see if it makes sense to you?

I'd like to see what you've put together so far, please :pop Appreciate your time spent on collecting and all the work compiling :bow sure makes it alot easier for anyone with questions or thinking of switching feed :clap
 
I've been using the MannaPro Medicated Chick Starter, and my chicks are all delighted by it.

I couldn't find any once - the only medicated chick starter in town that I could find was at Walmart, 'VibrantLife Poultry Starter & Grower'.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Vibrant-...-Medicated-Crumbles-for-Chicks-5-lb/489377889

My chicks all disliked it, they started smelling weirdly of raw oysters, and to me it stank of hops. I used to live downwind of a brewery as a kid. I've hated the smell of hops ever since. Also, the crumble pieces were too large for my Seramas, barely small enough for my two week old (at the time) Sebrights.
 

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