20% all flock feed

[coach723]

A double yolk sometimes happens, particularly with new layers or birds coming back into lay. It usually resolves as their systems get back in the swing of things. It's pretty uncommon for a bird to do it all the time. If that were the case, there isn't really anything you can do about it other than monitor and try to help if they have an issue. The double yolkers can be pretty large sometimes. The only other solution would be a hormonal implant to stop them laying completely, and those are not inexpensive and have to be redone periodically. It has to be done by a vet.
Blood streaks are not uncommon as well and can be from a very large egg, or if they strained a lot. It's usually a broken blood vessel, and generally doesn't cause any real issues.

 

[Bawkbok]

Never heard of Kalmbach

It has to be purchased from a feed store, TSC does not carry it. It's a popular brand down here, with many variations of protein to choose from. I just recently switched to 20% all flock myself and the girls are much happier with it. They eat more frequently than they did with the prior 17% layer. No one is laying anyway, so it had to go. They always have oyster shell and grit available, one eats oyster shells almost every day, others never bother. They know what they need.
https://www.kalmbachfeeds.com/

 

[Debbie292d]

It has to be purchased from a feed store, TSC does not carry it. It's a popular brand down here, with many variations of protein to choose from. I just recently switched to 20% all flock myself and the girls are much happier with it. They eat more frequently than they did with the prior 17% layer. No one is laying anyway, so it had to go. They always have oyster shell and grit available, one eats oyster shells almost every day, others never bother. They know what they need.
https://www.kalmbachfeeds.com/

Ditto this! Popular up here too. We get ours from Chewy.