Are you familiar with “Country Life” Organic Layer Crumble?

[RojoMarz]

This recent post had a couple responses

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/costco-chicken-feed….1479241/#post-24649773

 

[KauaiChickenMama]

This recent post had a couple responses

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/costco-chicken-feed….1479241/#post-24649773

Mahalo RojoMarz!

 

[KauaiChickenMama]

Just a note about Costco. Just because they have it in stock now, does not mean they will have it later. Costco is famous for changing out their supply. I used to work there, they called it a "treasure hunt for the customer". Customers just call it annoying

True dat!

 

[Ma_biscuit]

I typed the P.O. Box into google search and came up with a company named Cargill. Their website is www.cargill.com. I believe they are the manufacturer. Under products & Services they have Animal Nutrition tab www.cargill.com/animal nutrition

 

[CaliFoothillsMama]

Aloha, are any of you familiar with “Counrty Life” organic layer crumble?

I cannot find any information about this feed anywhere which is quite strange. My local Costco currently sells a 50lb bag for $28.49 (which is a great deal as basically EVERYTHING is more expensive here in Hawaii). I would love to hear your opinions/reviews on this feed as I cannot find any info about it anywhere online.

$30.60 for the same 50 lbs here in CA. Course it is 2 years later. Curious - did you ever find out any info on this feed? I'm sure we're all trying to be hyper-vigilant so we keep our chickens healthy and laying.

 

[t_4_turtle]

$30.60 for the same 50 lbs here in CA. Course it is 2 years later. Curious - did you ever find out any info on this feed? I'm sure we're all trying to be hyper-vigilant so we keep our chickens healthy and laying.

Same bag here on Kauai is now 32.99 im trying to find info on ot as well, naturally i came here and found this thread.

 

[Sequoia Raven Bird Farms]

Just a note about Costco. Just because they have it in stock now, does not mean they will have it later. Costco is famous for changing out their supply. I used to work there, they called it a "treasure hunt for the customer". Customers just call it annoying

Very true

 

[Robin Day]

Aloha, are any of you familiar with “Counrty Life” organic layer crumble?

I cannot find any information about this feed anywhere which is quite strange. My local Costco currently sells a 50lb bag for $28.49 (which is a great deal as basically EVERYTHING is more expensive here in Hawaii). I would love to hear your opinions/reviews on this feed as I cannot find any info about it anywhere online.

I am trying to find info as well. We purchased this feed at our local Costco about a month ago and our chickens have stopped laying eggs! Don't know if the feed is the issue but they are no longer doing their fall moult and should be laying.
- Robin Day

 

[phil harmonica]

Aloha, are any of you familiar with “Counrty Life” organic layer crumble?

I cannot find any information about this feed anywhere which is quite strange. My local Costco currently sells a 50lb bag for $28.49 (which is a great deal as basically EVERYTHING is more expensive here in Hawaii). I would love to hear your opinions/reviews on this feed as I cannot find any info about it anywhere online.

There is a nutritional label sewn into the bottom closure strip. It's a product of Cargill, if that helps. We love it, and our hens really like it too. In fact they don't like the crumbles from the feed store as well.

 

[FrostRanger]

I am trying to find info as well. We purchased this feed at our local Costco about a month ago and our chickens have stopped laying eggs! Don't know if the feed is the issue but they are no longer doing their fall moult and should be laying.
- Robin Day

Ik this was several months ago, but for anyone wandering by, many birds slow down or stop laying for winter due to reduced daylight hours. This is unrelated to feed. They should pick up anytime between the winter solstice and spring (although usually closer towards spring)