Carson213
Songster
i just switched from crumble to pellets...sooo much better. a friend recommended this. way less dust, waste, and compaction of crumble dust. my whole life we have used crumble...never again.
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pellets also flow better in a feeder...why do they even sell adult bird crumble?i just switched from crumble to pellets...sooo much better. a friend recommended this. way less dust, waste, and compaction of crumble dust. my whole life we have used crumble...never again.
the crumble all turns to dust in the bottom of the feeder. i actually hand scooped about 5 lbs out of the feeder and threw it around the coop...it plugs up and mostly dust is at the bottom. the pellets flow way better. btw...my feeder is inside so i am not going to add water to feed in the coop during the winter. the waterer is 10 feet away if they want water with their meal...it’s buffet styleThe chickens, and I much prefer pellets, but on my last trip to the feed store, all they had was the dreaded crumble ..... So, they're back to eating dust until I get back to the store !
Some people need crumble for special needs birds, and I use the layer crumble for quail. Those quail would never be able to eat pellets, even those 'mini' pelletspellets also flow better in a feeder...why do they even sell adult bird crumble?
the crumble all turns to dust in the bottom of the feeder. i actually hand scooped about 5 lbs out of the feeder and threw it around the coop...it plugs up and mostly dust is at the bottom. the pellets flow way better. btw...my feeder is inside so i am not going to add water to feed in the coop during the winter. the waterer is 10 feet away if they want water with their meal...it’s buffet style
pellets also flow better in a feeder...why do they even sell adult bird crumble?