20lbs Of Organic Starter Feed Crumbles For Free

[Wynter Willow]

Hey Chicken and Duck Lovers

I accidentally bought the crumbles instead of my regular mash. I have small bantam chicks that prefer the mash only. This is a darn good organic chicken feed. If you are not familiar with Scratch & Peck Brand, take a look online to decide if it’s right for you and your chicks or ducks.

I used maybe 5 pounds, from the 25 Pound Bag. It would be a shame to go to waste. The bag retails on Amazon for $49.99 — Amazing Deal. I am also interested in trade. Plant starts, or plants, garden grown fruit or vegetables. If not, no worries… i do not want this feed to go to waste. Just happy for the feed to go to making some happy chicks.

The feed states it’s good for 0-8 weeks. Organic, corn and soy free. 20.5 % Protein

I live in Eugene Oregon. Message me if you are interested .

 

[cavemanrich]

I have small bantam chicks that prefer the mash only.

It is generous of you to offer this.
Just a heads up on the feed. Your Banties will eat this with no problem,, if it is the only thing available.

As a comparison. If you offered your small children a bowl of oatmeal, and besides, a bowl of ice-cream. Which do you think they would go for??


WISHING YOU BEST,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and

 

[Wynter Willow]

It is generous of you to offer this.
Just a heads up on the feed. Your Banties will eat this with no problem,, if it is the only thing available.

As a comparison. If you offered your small children a bowl of oatmeal, and besides, a bowl of ice-cream. Which do you think they would go for??


WISHING YOU BEST,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and

Thanks for the welcome Rich! They had both available and preferred the mash or they would have definitely been eating those crumbles. They still have a little mash left as well. They are 8 weeks on Sunday so moving onto grower mash. Sooo… 20 lbs of crumbles are up for grabs. I sure would love for it to go to someone who needs it.

 

[cavemanrich]

They are 8 weeks on Sunday so moving onto grower mash

Just a note to add. Chickens could live on starter feed all their life. Only thing you would adjust is the calcium amount. Once they start to lay eggs.
2 ways to do that.
Switch to Layer feed, or offer cracked oyster shells, free-choice.
Also offer your egg shells from your cooking back to your flock.
I do both. because I have bantams, that are not all laying. Therefore I offer them Alflock, feed.
My Alflock feed is at 2% calcium. That is good for all chickens, and roosters for regular dietary needs.
Layer feed is at 4% calcium. More ideal for layers. Not ideal for non layers, and roosters. The extra calcium, can eventually harm the non laying hens, and roosters,,, their livers and kidneys.
This is of course for long living chickens.
All my chickens live long lives, into geriatric years. All are pets as well.