ChickInnMama
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- Feb 21, 2022
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I know this is a late reply but in case you’re still looking… our tractor supply carries organic layer pellets and crumbles from brands like purina and dumor. They are about $30 for a 40-50 lb bag. We have our chicks on the dumor organic chick starter. Right now I have my laying hens on the purina layer organic pellets while I look for something better. We had them on New Country Organics for years but I’ve noticed that I have a few hens that pick out only some of the things and leave the rest and they weren’t looking great and I think they weren’t getting enough of some things so I switched them while I figure out what I want to do long term. I hope that helps! There are definitely more organic options out there than scratch and peck (they’re so expensive!). New Country Organics is only sold at a local, small feed store around me. But you can ask a local feed place to order it for you 
mine did! That bag is more pricey but still way better than $90 for 50 lbs. I think towards the end I was paying about $34-$36 for a 30 lb bag. We have always had our girls on organic feed, simply because we homestead and eat organically ourselves and we will be eating their eggs 
mine did! That bag is more pricey but still way better than $90 for 50 lbs. I think towards the end I was paying about $34-$36 for a 30 lb bag. We have always had our girls on organic feed, simply because we homestead and eat organically ourselves and we will be eating their eggs 
