Do you prefer Kent, Hubbard or Purina feeds?

[nurturingnaturally]

Thanks Chris! Trying to get away from soy, that's why I was asking.

 

[Tommie D]

Here is a link to their web site where they list twelve different poultry products.
http://www.kentfeeds.com/products/poultry/poultry.php

 

[mhwc56]

Quote:
go to the Quail forum here at BYC for todays posting, or to Stellargamebirds facebook page...Kent Foods are being recalled right now......

 

[Tommie D]

Quote:
go to the Quail forum here at BYC for todays posting, or to Stellargamebirds facebook page...Kent Foods are being recalled right now......

I think I an the one that posted about the recall but it only on the swine feed. Here is the press release. http://www.kentfeeds.com/press/releases.php

 

[Chris09]

Quote:
go to the Quail forum here at BYC for todays posting, or to Stellargamebirds facebook page...Kent Foods are being recalled right now......

I think I an the one that posted about the recall but it only on the swine feed. Here is the press release. http://www.kentfeeds.com/press/releases.php

That was 4 months ago.


Chris

 

[Ryu]

I have fed all three of those while I don't really dislike any of them her are my thoughts:

Hubbard Breeder pellet--Birds did well on this. Couldn't get the nice glossy look I wanted for show condition, the adult Cornish got really heavy on this feed. Fertility good.

Kent Multiflock--Loved the mini-pellet, but didn't work nutritionally for a subset of my Bantam hens. Everybody else looked good, nice and glossy. Fertility good.

Purina Flock Raiser--Really wish it was a pellet. I took down all of my hanging feeders and went to trough feeders to minimize waste. Cornish gain steadily and keep good weight on this without getting fat. Fixed the bantam hens. I do suppliment with salmon/mackrel once a week. Birds look good, haven't done a hatch on Purina. I will be setting eggs in December, so we will see how that goes.

I really do like the Kent Chick feed the best, low dust, perky happy chicks, with good poos and no pastey butts--winner hands down.

Just my thoughts.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Well all I can get is Purina or Homestead so I buy Purina Flockraiser and Layena, both in pellets seem to be doing their job, My chickens are healthy.

 

[gavinandallison]

We have used Purina from Day 4 and are just about to transfer across to Layena. I also throw in a hand of grit, some scratch and BOSS and mix it up..... All seem to have grown well and are very healthy!

 

[AccioSarah]

To be honest- none of the above. We feed Organic only- to all of our animals! I could write pages on this topic, but I encourage you to research it further.

 

[Cavendish Chickens]

We get Purina. We really like it.