Kents Home Fresh feed?

[Kaydeedid]

Has any one raised an organic flock of chicken or ducks on Home Fresh feed brand? Just curious if you think it's worth the money, or if you notice a difference in egg quality through taste?

 

[Debbie292d]

I checked BYC for for it and it doesn't seem very popular. Maybe it's more local to some state than others.

Here was a thread where someone mentioned it:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...r-poll-what-brand-of-feed-do-you-get.1626121/

 

[Kaydeedid]

I checked BYC for for it and it doesn't seem very popular. Maybe it's more local to some state than others.

Here was a thread where someone mentioned it:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...r-poll-what-brand-of-feed-do-you-get.1626121/

Oh thanks for this! That person did mention Henhouse reserve, which I've just got some bags of, and that's encouraging that it works so well for them. I am just searching for organic brands that are more affordable if anyone has input or wants to vouch for a brand

 

[nuthatched]

Organic or not will not affect egg taste to a noticeable difference.
A good quality feed, sun, bugs and foraging will do more for egg quality than organic or not.

 

[Lazy J Farms Feed & Hay]

The Kent Home Fresh poultry feeds are really good. They contain specialty ingredients like NutriVantage that improve hen health and productivity.