All-Flock Pellets at my TSC

[GC-Raptor]

I discovered Naturewise All-Flock Pellets at my local TSC website today, and they also have Hearty Hen Soy Free 18% Pellets with Flax. Both 40# bags $15 and $16 respectively. Yea. GC

 

[ronott1]

Thanks for the tip!

I will keep an eye out for those brands here in California

 

[flyin-lowe]

I get the all flock from Rural King (if you have one close) it is also made by Nutrena (as is Naturewise I believe) and is $12.xx per bag. I've used it for 3 years with no complaints.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

We buy chicken layer crumble from MFA. It's cheaper than feed stores.

 

[lovingmyhens]

I discovered Naturewise All-Flock Pellets at my local TSC website today, and they also have Hearty Hen Soy Free 18% Pellets with Flax. Both 40# bags $15 and $16 respectively. Yea. GC

I can’t find it anywhere! It’s on the TSC website but not available at any store around me. Ugh so tired of the waste from the crumbles.

 

[Tacswa3]

Is Soy a bad thing in feed?

 

[GC-Raptor]

I can’t find it anywhere! It’s on the TSC website but not available at any store around me. Ugh so tired of the waste from the crumbles.

Wow yes it's very popular here too. I was at my local TSC earlier this week and they had one bag.
My TSC gets delivery of feed Thursday or Friday. When on their website click availability for either of your local stores to see if it's in stock, before making the trip. Ask them what day feed is delivered and go the next day. If you go the same day or if you don't see it on the shelf, ask them to check in the stock room. GC

 

[Timothy Menezes]

I believe soy is indigestible unless heated, cooked, or fermented in some way. They are using it to replace the animal products and make the feed vegetarian. My doves refuse to eat it, so I toss it in the hen coup. I will occasionally toss my chickens/ducks a handful of cat kibbles to replace the animal fats they are missing out on.