Anyone use Purina's SunFresh feed?

[gritsar]

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Thanks for the feedback y'all. Now I know it'll be worth the trip. Besides, it gives me an excuse to go to a real town.

Hooligan, check out the pic of the fluff butt that Charlie tried to eat in the raising baby chicks category. They are all fine and growing like weeds.

 

[MissPrissy]

My feed store did not have starter gamebird feed so I bought pruina sunfresh starter/grower and mixed it with some gamebird feed for my geese. They are growing so well. I think the combination works for them as they do not naturally eat animal products.

 

[chick_a_rama]

i recommend Purina

 

[thewobsers]

i am planning on using sunfresh for my laying chicks too.
i have a question, can you feed cornish rocks that too or is it too low in protein- since they are raised for meat? if not what is a good feed for them?
does purina make chick starter feed?
my dad orders sunfresh thru his mill and so he doesnt have to go too far, he suggested i ask my mill if they can order it as well.

 

[MissPrissy]

Honestly your meast chickens won't be around long enough for you to see the benefit of a more expensive feed. 2 weeks on it and you can switch them off to a lesser priced grower feed.

 

[thewobsers]

thanks for the advice miss prissy.
btw, i have been reading the homemade yogurt thread and am on page 21, what an interesting and informative thread. I am so thrilled with the reading and learning and cant wait to try all of the recipes... i love that sort of thing... cant wait til i get back on here to finish reading the rest of the pages.
thanks for sharing all of the info with the rest of us.

 

[MissPrissy]

You will love the yogurt!

 

[gritsar]

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Purina has a website with helpful information about their feeds content. It's www.poultrynutrition.com

 

[SundownWaterfowl]

It really works great. Expensive though!

 

[Oakland_Ranchero]

Poultry Press has a coupon for $5 off 2 bags of Purina Mills product in every monthly issue. This saves us some money.

http://www.poultrypress.com/