The modesto isn’t especially high; or am I missing something? Today the vet did say the high protein can make them fat. I think you suggested that in the past
➡ POULTRY FEED COMPARISION CHART (Feed brand NAMES needed)
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That_australian_lad
Songster
lucky layer
Free range time for exercise! So grateful my neighbor shares his yard with my flock.
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Shoott...i was looking at the wrong row. My Bad.
I was looking at the fiber row thinking it was the fat row.
Yeah I remember telling you about feeding too high protein for too long wasn't a good idea.
Well, that’s interesting. While everyone else was out scratching and foraging, Ruby went back to the feed dish and was stuffing her face.
CityslickerHomestead
Crowing
Because of my mom’s heavy accent it really does sound more like “mom” but we always write it as “mam.” For integration purposes, I stopped writing “mam” a long time ago.
Cooba
Chirping
The chick crumbs protein is 18% I see. Jones Feed Mill here in Canada has an organic chick starter with 21.4% protein. I may try that. And thank you.
Fur-N-Fowl
Fluffy Dinosaur Breeder
The protein of all poultry/game feeds over here are around 3 - 6% lower than that of brands in the USA. Personally the feeds over here have always worked great for my birds without a need to supplement them with extra protein.
I guess just have a try around and see what works best for your birds!
Michaelshamp
Chirping
Hubbard Game bird starter. 28%
Have you got these?
Tucker Milling
Tucker Milling
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