I'm Sending Feed to be Analyzed

[WhiteTreeOfGondor]

I keep checking back here to see if results are in, and every time there's a new random discussion instead about bugs and ravens and cds or something . Looks like some fun times are being had, but I don't want to read back that much so have any results come in yet?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Sure!

 

[Joel Just Joel]

have any results come in yet?

I believe I heard "2 wks" a couple days ago, so maybe March 1st.

Hey, have you ever eaten a bug on purpose, by the way?

 

[WhiteTreeOfGondor]

I believe I heard "2 wks" a couple days ago, so maybe March 1st.

Hey, have you ever eaten a bug on purpose, by the way?

Awesome, thank you!
No, I have never eaten a bug on purpose. I hope I haven't eaten one on accident either.
Sorry to interrupt, please carry on .

 

[glib]

What page were the results posted? I do not have time to wade through 50 pages.

 

[Brooks_]

What page were the results posted? I do not have time to wade through 50 pages.

Results are expected in 10 days or so.

 

[igorsMistress]

I am under the assumption that vegan eggs is a plant based egg. No?

Vegan egg or vegan chicken feed? I’m confused on what this means. My son is vegan and eggs are off the menu.

If a flock eats feed that has a source of protein from plants rather than bugs or meat, do you think they’ll skip that cute little grasshopper that’s in the run, or will they chase it and eat it? My flock eats bugs, lizards and whiney baby birds that fall into our yard. How, exactly, does one get vegan eggs?

Also, I live in the desert so water conservation is important. Using GMO soy isn’t particularly environmentally friendly, and protein from bugs, something chickens naturally eat, can be quite cheap to maintain and better for the environment than vegan options.

 

[NorthwoodsChick]

If a flock eats feed that has a source of protein from plants rather than bugs or meat, do you think they’ll skip that cute little grasshopper that’s in the run, or will they chase it and eat it? My flock eats bugs, lizards and whiney baby birds that fall into our yard. How, exactly, does one get vegan eggs?

Also, I live in the desert so water conservation is important. Using GMO soy isn’t particularly environmentally friendly, and protein from bugs, something chickens naturally eat, can be quite cheap to maintain and better for the environment than vegan options.

Yes, the concept of vegan eggs seem like an oxymoron. That’s why I asked.

 

[igorsMistress]

Yes, the concept of vegan eggs seem like an oxymoron. That’s why I asked.

Someone mentioned it, hence my reply lol

 

[aart]

the concept of vegan eggs seem like an oxymoron

My thoughts exactly.....along with 'plant based meats'