FEED COST PER STATE

[rosemarythyme]

Do washington people just LIKE to pay an arm and a leg for feed?!?! Or want organic I wouldn't dare pay that much!

Well I only buy organic feed so that's part of it. And high feed cost translates to high egg prices, hence why I'm paying $8 a dozen during the winter. I've seen prices as high as $10 a dozen.

 

[sdm111]

It is all in the taxes. 30 min one way (in louisiana ) 10.5% tax whatever you buy.
30 min the other way in Mississippi 4% it adds up quick

 

[Gray Farms]

Lucky me, no tax on feed here in Missouri

 

[cppeace]

Yep Missouri appreciates it's farmers when it comes to feed

 

[Zwillingsmama]

San Francisco Bay Are - organic pasture raised eggs $8-10, free range $5-7
organic layer pellets $28 for 40lbs
organic scratch and peck $35 for 40lbs

 

[Gray Farms]

Yep Missouri appreciates it's farmers when it comes to feed

Kinda nice isn't it. It saves a lot of money in a years time too.

 

[Bonniebooboo]

South East Kansas. Avg. $2.00 a dozen
Farmers Tax exempt feed. layer pellets/crumbles $14-16.00 per 50 lb bag.
Doesn't make any money but does help pay on the feed bill.

 

[Melodychick]

No tax on livestock feed In Mississippi either
Eggs here go for $1.50 - $3.00/doz. I charge $2.50 and am always sold out.
Feed is $12-$15 for layer or flock raiser

 

[Hdaw02]

State: Illinois
Per dozen: $8
Feed: $10 for a 50 pound bag of layer feed

 

[Daddoo]

Wa state.
Wifes lake friends will pay up to $9dozen
Feed $14 $2 off if I buy on Thursdays local deal

Dont bother with "organic" still has pesticides just supposedly "organic pesticides" that haven't had long term testing on effects to humans and animals. Marketing scam in my opinion.