Flock Raiser

[Bear Foot Farm]

I'm in the same boat and can't find it anywhere

The fact that they don't normally stock it doesn't mean they can't order it for you.

Just ask for it​

 

[kuntrygirl]

I just opened a bag of Flock Raiser and I noticed that it was pellets. When I purchased Flock Raiser in the past, it was always crumble. The bag does not indicate if it's pellets or crumble. I thought all flock raiser was pellets.

Anyone else use Flock Raiser pellets?

 

[Bear Foot Farm]

Mine has always been pellets

 

[ky-chicken-farmer]

i enjoy the fact that i can buy one feed for all the different birds... Ive used it for a long time an have had excellent results

 

[Chook-A-Holic]

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You can get it both ways. It will be noted on the nutrition tag(sewn into the bottom seam)as to which it is. I prefer the pellets myself. The local TSC doesn't have the pellets and won't order them so I get mine from the local mom and pop feed supply.

 

[EweSheep]

Mine were crumbles and my chickens like it better than pellets.

 

[WalkerH]

Is it the Flock Raiser made by Purina? I have been looking for a feed source I can just feed to all my birds rather then getting three different bags.

 

[Fred's Hens]

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That is what Purina calls their "general, hi-pro, feed". They are not the only people who make an all flock feed, however.

 

[WalkerH]

I've heard Purina isn't all that good. Do you guys have any comments on that? Or better brand of all flock feed?

 

[vnploveschickens]

I really like the Purina Flock Raiser. I use the crumbles because my chickens prefer that over pellet form. They've been very healthy.
I supply oyster shell in a separate bowl for the hens.

I'd recommend it to anyone.

The following is a link to Land of Lakes Purina. It'll help you find a dealer.


http://poultry.purinamills.com/OURPRODUCTS/Overview/default.aspx


Good Luck!