Has anybody else had a problem with TSC's Dumor Finisher/Grower?

[wolfbaine30]

So far both the store where I am at and the one in Canton,Ga have had really bad bags of this stuff. When I bought this feed the bags were not opened or in no way appear to have gotten wet. But when I opened the bag it looked like some one had soak the feed before hand and looked as if it had been setting up for some time,almost pure mold

How am I suppose to feed my babies with that stuff?I refuse too.I was wondering if anybody else has had the same problem?

 

[speckledhen]

That's terrible!! Definitely, never feed them feed that is moldy. Of course, you know that. I'd return it every time. Disgusting. You'd be better off driving up to the co-op up here and buying their feeds. Never dusty or moldy and cheaper, too. Feed issues are why I quit buying at Brown's, too, but theirs is often buggy.

 

[kkoerner]

speckledhen where is the coop you are talking about in the n ga mtns?

 

[speckledhen]

Its the Fannin County Co-op in Blue Ridge. They sell feed and supplies.

 

[Chickie Mamma]

I have bought a bag of the Dumor feed from TSC last year that was filled with little black bugs.

Really not happy about it. Brought it back and they opened 3 more bags to find the same thing. They said they were sending all the bags back and I got free feed.

 

[speckledhen]

I return all buggy feed and certainly, if I found mold in some, I'd raise a ruckus about it. That can kill the birds (the mold). Bugs deplete the nutritional value of the feed, too.

 

[KellyHM]

I got a moldy bag from TSC once...took it back and they gave me a new one which was fine. However, the next time I went I looked at the expiration dates and ALL the bags were expired...I refuse to buy feed there anymore.

 

[nightshade]

That is not the type of TSC Dumor feed I used, but I did have problems last year. There was no mold in the bags but something was defiantly wrong. Used about 200 lbs and with in a month I had lost half my flock. I switched back to the locally made feed from the local feed mills and have not have a problem with massive die offs since or before I tried the TSC feed.

 

[kkoerner]

What kind of prices do you pay at the fannin co coop for a 50lb bag of laying pellets? Just wondering because if it beats my stores prices I might just have to take a road trip. "

" I would love to have an excuse to go to Blue Ridge, used to live half way between there and Ellijay. Beautiful.

 

[speckledhen]

For their 16% layer, I pay $9.50 for 50#. They actually have a couple of different brands, like ADM Alliance Egg Maker and they have a 22% layer pellet as well. The Tucker Milling comes in a mini-pellet that is great for bantams, too. Same price. They have a fabulous 11 grain scratch, too, called KnockOut, plus lesser ones.

I'm fond of this area. This is the longest I've lived in one place since my DH and I got married 33 years ago.