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In the Brooder
- Jun 23, 2021
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Hello, long time reader/lurker/backyard chickens fan, first time poster.
I have four girls who are approaching point of lay, however we're in the southern hemisphere and therefore winter. I'm not expecting them to start laying until the days start to get longer again however I'm running low on pullet feed with none available locally for a few weeks. If needed, could I switch to layer feed without the extra calcium harming them or would I be best to source some pullet feed further afield?
Thanks in advance!
I have four girls who are approaching point of lay, however we're in the southern hemisphere and therefore winter. I'm not expecting them to start laying until the days start to get longer again however I'm running low on pullet feed with none available locally for a few weeks. If needed, could I switch to layer feed without the extra calcium harming them or would I be best to source some pullet feed further afield?
Thanks in advance!