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I have found that mixing your feeds to be a benifital asset to your birds same as the mixing of your foods for your fish. By doing thing you add more energies as well as proteins and benifictail minerals to your flock. So in a way its hard for one to say your better to go one way or the other. IMHO. your better off to mix your feeds.
crumbles
pellets
scratch
grit
oyster shell
this way all your bases are covered. This is what I strive too do.
I also get my feed from Valley
Feed in Bonner Springs I mix 1 50lb bag of 18% laying pellets with 1 20lb bag of scratch grain....I have found that they are the cheepest because they mill and bag their own feed
...also FYI the cheepest place to get brooder heat bulbs is the Bargin Depot in Lawrence next door to Orschlen farm & home they have them in 3 packs for $7-$8
I have found that mixing your feeds to be a benifital asset to your birds same as the mixing of your foods for your fish. By doing thing you add more energies as well as proteins and benifictail minerals to your flock. So in a way its hard for one to say your better to go one way or the other. IMHO. your better off to mix your feeds.
crumbles
pellets
scratch
grit
oyster shell
this way all your bases are covered. This is what I strive too do.
I also get my feed from Valley
Feed in Bonner Springs I mix 1 50lb bag of 18% laying pellets with 1 20lb bag of scratch grain....I have found that they are the cheepest because they mill and bag their own feed
...also FYI the cheepest place to get brooder heat bulbs is the Bargin Depot in Lawrence next door to Orschlen farm & home they have them in 3 packs for $7-$8