Do you have an idea if the alcohol level in fermented feed? I'd guess it varies by the batch but maybe there is a range. You do a lot more research on foods and feeding than I do.In theory, the fermentation process has already used up a lot of what makes the apple valuable as a nutrition source, leaving moisture (which they can get anywhere), cell walls/fiber (which is not as beneficial to chickens as it us to us - and something a free range chicken can readily obtain on its own), residual beneficial bacteria (acetobacillus primarily in making vinegar), and trace minerals/vitamins the acetoB didn't convert into acetic acid or dissolve into the now more acidic environment.
Also alcohol evaporates faster than water or many other liquids. How fast it evaporates would depend on surface area and temperature so some variables. I wonder how fast the alcohol content might drop.