Chicken feed formula

[Kurhula]

I am new in the chicken rearing game. I am looking for chicken formula for broilers at different stages of growth i.e. growers, and finisher. I aim to do 6 weeks cycles, from hatchery to the market. Any leads?

Regards,

Kurhula

 

[FrostRanger]

Welcome!
Any meat bird starter should work fine

 

[Kurhula]

Welcome!
Any meat bird starter should work fine

Thank you. I am actually looking at making my own feed so need help re feed formulas

 

[FrostRanger]

Thank you. I am actually looking at making my own feed so need help re feed formulas

I would look up Joel Salatin's recipes, he has a pretty good formula I think
Edit: typo

 

[Kurhula]

I would look up Joe Stalin's recipes, he has a pretty good formula I think

Thank you, let me look his recipes up.

 

[Kurhula]

Thank you, let me look his recipes up.

I can see his name popping up but can't find any links. May you help with a specific link please?

 

[StinkyAcres]

I can see his name popping up but can't find any links. May you help with a specific link please?

I think @FrostRanger meant to type Joel Salatin.

 

[FrostRanger]

It would help if i spelled the guy's name correctly >.>

Anyways, here's his website
https://www.farmlikealunatic.com/

 

[FrostRanger]

I think @FrostRanger meant to type Joel Salatin.

Yes, thank you. Don't mind me having a brain fart lol

 

[U_Stormcrow]

I'll help. SEE THIS POST

Now I'll help some more. First, don't use Salatin's recipes unless you are also using his methods. Its a System, they work together.

Second, you could also consider Justin Rhodes' recipes. You can find that here. Or google it - unlike Salatin, he has a lot less behind paywalls.

Third, if you are asking the question above, you should NOT be making your own feed. Mixing feed at home is easy. Its not economical in almost every situation. Making a healthy feed recipe is NOT easy. Almost everything I see on the web, facebook, yourtube is neither healthy nor cost effective. If you don't have the background knowledge, you won't recognize that when you consider said recipe. Your birds will be the ones to suffer for it. Strongly suggest you not go down this road until you have much more knowleddge and experience - its a *recipe for disappointment*