Woot! I am excited! I actually am going to have to change my hen's feed pretty soon, because they are on layer right now but can't be once I integrate the babies. This chart is going to be so helpful when it comes time to choose an all-flock type feed!!!
Consider it done.
I'll get to it asap.
You're good. My real camera finally died. I need to get a new one. I'm not buying an expensive phone just to get a better camera.
It will be a good tool.
I recently cracked and bought a new phone.
Check out the tabs...look ok so far?
This is true but in the beginning I didn't even know some of these feeds in my local area existed.
I usually spend about $40-$60 on new smart phones when Boost discounts them.
That is a very good point. In my case though I have a specific question I have been struggling with that I think this chart will help with. I need to decide on an all flock type feed, (because I am adding two very young pullets and a cockerel to my flock) and I haven't been able to decide whether to buy feed from my local mill or switch to a bigger national brand. I like supporting the local mill (and getting very fresh feed) but they have a very limited range of options. So I will see what exactly my TSC carries and then use this chart to make comparisons between some big brand all-flock feeds and my local mill's "pullet start and grow" and "game bird" feeds. If the national brands prove to be very similar in composition to my local feed I will stick with the local stuff that I know is fresh and supports my local economy. If TSC has something that seems genuinely better though I will consider making the drive out there for food.
Sorry but this not true.
Looks good to me!
