How much food???

[Minky]

yes, its the going rate here (and thats before taxes!) but well worth the price (and taxes) to not have Trump ruling us!
I will end up mixing it with some other stuff I found cheaper. If i try and order from USA it doubles in price anyways...with exchange rate, and border fees/shipping etc

Also Ive started a batch of fermented feed, see how that goes....

 

[JMotuzick]

Is there a exchange diffrance? What’s the exchange rate these days I guess is the real quiestion....

 

[Minky]

the difference is usually about 20%

 

[Northern.Ontario]

$23 American is about $30 Canadian. We may also pay more in taxes on the feed; it's a 13% harmonized sales tax in Ontario on goods. Seems like it's still a bit cheaper in the States. Though I notice their chick prices are much higher.

 

[Minky]

I think their chick prices are much lower..? I paid $2.50 per meat chick.
I hear about $1 chicks all the time in the US.

 

[Northern.Ontario]

I got mine for $1.85 at Frey's ! But I also ordered 100. Got the bulk discount haha

 

[Borgia]

yes, its the going rate here (and thats before taxes!) but well worth the price (and taxes) to not have Trump ruling us!
I will end up mixing it with some other stuff I found cheaper. If i try and order from USA it doubles in price anyways...with exchange rate, and border fees/shipping etc

Also Ive started a batch of fermented feed, see how that goes....

I didn't mean to start a political debate but Trump isn't ruling us, he was elected. Canada is a great country but I'll keep my guns, pay for my own healthcare, and pray the govt does ONLY what it does best, which is nothing.

 

[lazy gardener]

Here's a chart that should help you. Just be sure that your feed is fresh enough that you can use it up within 6 weeks of mill date.

https://www.google.com/search?q=cor...AhVn7YMKHXMPAAMQ9QEIKzAA#imgrc=FSJ_rN22wix0FM: