Best Non-GMO Feed

[Chicken Lady Halle]

I'd like to switch to a non-gmo or organic feed and i was wondering which the best one was.(I'd like to stay under $25 for 50lb)

 

[rjohns39]

I'd like to switch to a non-gmo or organic feed and i was wondering which the best one was.(I'd like to stay under $25 for 50lb)

What part of the country are you in?

 

[ladyearth]

I buy the" Natures Best " pellets.....Layer pellets
from TSC... but I check the tag and only buy the latest. We called company they use the Julian I believe its called.. You know the date id, like example "230-17" the last digits are the date..
so that would be the 230 day of 2017...
otherwise they will keep those bags of 2016 FEED there FOREVER... shame on you TSC...
My Goldy chokes on the crumbles...which is Starter
which I prefer since several Girls.. dont lay and Roo doesnt need the calcium(extra)
just my two cents worth.. But I hate the soy part...
WE ARE what we eat...

 

[Cindy in PA]

I use the Nature's Best also. Can only get it at TSC since they started having it there. It is about as cheap as you are going to get organic & it is $24.99/40 lbs. They are supposed to be coming out with a no soy shortly, but are taking forever. Unlike other soy free organic feeds, I don't believe they plan to use fish or crab meal, which is a disappointment to me. TSC is showing Dumor organic layer feed in 40lb bags for the past month for $21.99. Their website ingredients read like it is made by Nature's Best, but although the website says it is in stock, my store knows nothing about it, so I haven't seen a regular tag.

 

[tigger19687]

Blue seal has one that is $ 29. I have not actually seen it yet, but the girl I am emailing in NH says she feeds a non-gmo for $20 a 50# bag. but I don't know who or what it is.
I will post once I find out this weekend

 

[tigger19687]

Ok , I finally got to go today.
The "non-GMO" #50 for $20 the manager was emailing me about is the Green Mountain Crumbles starter/grower. I was SO HAPPY ! That is 1/2 the price from the GM Organic I was going to get elsewhere.
Their Blue Seal organic layer pellets were good too, but for $20 I figured I wanted to really try it. No turning back now for the girls