Anyone get chickens from Phoenix Organic Wholesale feed

[Chickandroo]

Hey everyone!
We are planning on getting 3-4 chickens (we live in Yuma) when it cools off and came across this company that sells chicks and feed.
http://www.phoenixorganicfeed.com/

Has anyone purchased chickens or products from them?
They don't have a large variety of chickens as others.
Thoughts?

 

[BlueBaby]

Hello, I'm in AZ. also. I've never heard of that feed before. I just stuck 6 egg's from my flock in an incubator today. What breed or breed's are you looking for?

 

[BlueBaby]

We have an Arizona member's state thread here that you are welcome to post in and chat with the rest of us in:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/arizona-chickens.31227/page-7832

 

[Chickandroo]

Chickens that do well in the heat, friendly, lay most of the year and may be more amenable to new chickens (if we add more later).
Best of luck with the new eggs!

 

[BlueBaby]

Chickens that do well in the heat, friendly, lay most of the year and may be more amenable to new chickens (if we add more later).
Best of luck with the new eggs!

I can understand that! When the summer's can reach 116-F. or more, it's just too hard on many breed's. Of the breed's that I have had so far, the Naked Neck's have been doing the best as a dual-purpose breed in this heat. Many people do not like the look's of the Naked Neck's, though.