Feed ideas please.. HELP!!

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Okay, so we just switched our 23 meat market broilers to "Honor Show Chow- Turkey Starter" because it has a higher protein percentage (30%) and because I've heard good talk about it! But.. Does it give my chickens too much protein and not enough fat to finish them off with? Maybe I should give them extra bacon or chicken fat/grease on top of the feed? Or should I just wait til they finish the "30% Protein- Honor Show Chow- Turkey Starter" bag and then follow up with some "Turkey or Chicken Finisher" until the day of show??? So many questions, so little time! ONLY a little over 2 weeks before show time! PLEASE HELPPPP!!!!
 
Hi there,
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and welcome to BYC!

I don't know anything about meat birds. But you might ask this question in the Feeding your Flock section or even the Meat birds section here of BYC for more answers...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/12/feeding-watering-your-flock

https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/21/meat-birds-etc

Good luck in all your poultry adventures and enjoy BYC!
 
Okay, so we just switched our 23 meat market broilers to "Honor Show Chow- Turkey Starter" because it has a higher protein percentage (30%) and because I've heard good talk about it! But.. Does it give my chickens too much protein and not enough fat to finish them off with? Maybe I should give them extra bacon or chicken fat/grease on top of the feed? Or should I just wait til they finish the "30% Protein- Honor Show Chow- Turkey Starter" bag and then follow up with some "Turkey or Chicken Finisher" until the day of show??? So many questions, so little time! ONLY a little over 2 weeks before show time! PLEASE HELPPPP!!!!
They are broilers so they do need the xtra protein.

Welcome to BYC!
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Hi and welcome to BYC from northern Michigan :D

Turkey starter works for meat crosses, as it supports their almost grotesque growth rate. The meat bird threads would be a great place for you to get tips for keeping your birds healthier.
 

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