➡ POULTRY FEED COMPARISION CHART (Feed brand NAMES needed)

[Kiki]

What aren't you sure about with the Allen and page feed?

I'm not seeing any poultry feeds under the name Allen and Page.
I did add the Smallholder Range feeds to my sheet.

Eta: And The Organic Feed Company's feeds are on my sheet too.

 

[CCUK]

I'm not seeing any poultry feeds under the name Allen and Page.
I did add the Smallholder Range feeds to my sheet.

Eta: And The Organic Feed Company's feeds are on my sheet too.

It's the same. Allen and page are the manufacturer, freeholder range is their range of feeds. The organic feed company just certify the feed is organic. And it's all non medicated.

 

[Kiki]

It's the same. Allen and page are the manufacturer, freeholder range is their range of feeds. The organic feed company just certify the feed is organic. And it's all non medicated.

It's all the same to you but to me they are three different things.

 

[GC-Raptor]

Did you know that some feed companies feeds are recommended to be fed only if the birds are free ranged?

Nutrina Country Feeds Egg Producer. Is one that I know of. It's 21% Protein. GC

 

[CCUK]

Did you have this link? Freeholder range is about halfway down.
https://www.allenandpage.com/

 

[Folly's place]

I've seen that too, and find it amazing. Sounds like 'our feed isn't balanced or complete, hope your birds find a way to make it up out there in your yard'. Strange.
Mary

 

[Kiki]

Did you have this link? Freeholder range is about halfway down.
https://www.allenandpage.com/

Yes I do and to me that feed is called Freeholder not Allen whatever.
LOL

 

[Kiki]

I've seen that too, and find it amazing. Sounds like 'our feed isn't balanced or complete, hope your birds find a way to make it up out there in your yard'. Strange.
Mary

Yes...that is exactly what I was thinking about the feeds labeled this way.
Weird. To me.

 

[CCUK]

Yes I do and to me that feed is called Freeholder not Allen whatever.
LOL

Sorry. Didn't mean to go on.

 

[Folly's place]

On a similar vein, I'd rather buy Flock Raiser, 20% balanced protein, rather than something slightly less expensive, and then add other much pricier, possibly balanced, animal protein feeds, as in dog or cat food, or canned sardines, or whatever.
I'm all about what's easiest and cost effective, and safe. No roadkill fed here either!
Mary