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I've always fed my roosters layer and never had any problems. Your choice, my choice, whatever works best for each of us.I don't feed layer, since I have Roosters.
Yes, very.I think we went alittle off topic.
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I've always fed my roosters layer and never had any problems. Your choice, my choice, whatever works best for each of us.I don't feed layer, since I have Roosters.
Yes, very.I think we went alittle off topic.
Well, feeding roosters layer will cause long term kidney damage. If you didn't know.I've always fed my roosters layer and never had any problems. Your choice, my choice, whatever works best for each of us.
Yes, very.
True, since they don't need the extra calcium. is best to feed them a grower's diet and free choice of calcium/oystersWell, feeding roosters layer will cause long term kidney damage. If you didn't know.
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Yes, or an All Flock, or Flock Raiser feed.True, since they don't need the extra calcium. is best to feed them a grower's diet and free choice of calcium/oysters
I agree laying mash has different minerals and nutrients than just scratch or corn but then again they are roosters so they don't as much minerals as hens since hens do layI've always fed my roosters layer and never had any problems. Your choice, my choice, whatever works best for each of us.
Minerals is fine, Calcium is what they don't really need much of, or at all.I agree laying mash has different minerals and nutrients than just scratch or corn but then again they are roosters so they don't as much minerals as hens since hens do lay
Again completely agreeMinerals is fine, Calcium is what they don't really need much of, or at all.