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It isThat looks local, and your local is defintely not my local!
How big of a bag.....and what's the protein percentage??all flock and will be paying about $20 a bag of food
I have the same problem. The stores here don't carry all-flock because it's the 'burbs and few people have roosters. But I have a hen who never lays eggs, and she doesn't need all that calcium. Can you pm the recipe for the cake? I don't want to hijack the thread!I pay $32.99 for 50# of feed from Texas Natural Feeds. I feed them the 20% chick starter b/c of Rooster Cogburn (and what seems like a continual batch of new chicks b/c of one broody momma) with oyster shells on the side for the girls. I wish they had a pellet version, or a flock raiser that I could use, but they don't. Lots of dust from the crumble, but I use that to bake them a nice "cake" every now and then. They seem to think it is a treat although it is mainly their feed w/ a little oil, egg and blueberries.
I think its a 50lb bag and the protein percentage is 20%How big of a bag.....and what's the protein percentage??
We get the 16% layer pellets for $15.75 its only 40 lbsI have been paying $26.99 for flock raiser at TSC and they eat so much feed it gets expensive. Is this alot for feed? How much do you pay?
TIA!
When you find out for sure, you can report back.I think its a 50lb bag and the protein percentage is 20%
Its a 40lb bag 20% protien and its $17.99 a bag.When you find out for sure, you can report back.
That sounds really cheap, what brand?Its a 40lb bag 20% protien and its $17.99 a bag.