Kentucky!!!

[Omran]

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Hi there,we are(my wife and me) in Bagdad ky real close to mt eden.
Omran& Angela

 

[mustangruss]

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Hey Blue, are you interested in a bantam Silver Spangled Hamburg Rooster. I have one or two roosters too many and dont really want to see the old boy die just yet.
Russ

 

[Andora]

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Thanks Tom! I could still use some help clipping them, I haven't tried it yet. I'm nervous.

What kind of feed do you all in the central Kentucky area use? Where do you shop? All I could find at Nicholasville TSC was the Dumor brand, and I don't know if it's a coincidence or not, but two days after I started using it (when a big sample of local feed from a friend in another area ran out) my birds have been sickly. I saw a thread on here about how that brand of food wasn't so great, but I don't know where else to look for something better. I would love an affordable organic or all natural feed, but I would settle for anything quality that's affordable and not Dumor!

 

[Jen4]

Hello... I'm in Hart County (Munfordville, Ky.)

 

[cthrash1]

Hey Andora there's a place in Eubank that mixes their own feed and I hear it is only 6-7 dollars for 50lb bags a small way off 27S. I haven't been there yet so don't know if it's organic or not.

 

[abvirgo]

Everyone in Central Kentucky...

Does anyone know of any farmers who want to sell me a Black Australorp, Silver-Laced Wyandotte, and a Barred-black Plymouth Rock (all laying hens of course)or even better just pullets (8 weeks to 19 weeks).

I live in Goshen, Oldham County (just east of Louisville) and can't seem to find ANYONE with these breeds.

I thought I could get an answer from a couple of people in Versailles ( over an hour away) but would be willing to travel there, or to Shelby County, Trimble County, Spencer county....

Let me know right away if you can.

Anthony
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[Andora]

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Was it something like Burkman Feed? I think that might have been the sample the friend gave me, I'm 95% sure it said Eubank as the location. That's kind of far to drive to buy chicken feed, but maybe if it's that cheap I could go and stock up! The Dumor feed was something like $13 for 50 pounds.

 

[brahma-momma]

burkmans is the only one they have in eubank but there is a better feed mill at science hill it's just a few miles south of eubank. the name of it is science hill feed mill and they mix all of their feed.

 

[cthrash1]

No, Burkeman is right on 27 this one is close to the county line up there where you would turn and a couple miles out. I saw it one day when I went to buy some chicks off a fellow BYCer and he told me about them. I probably should have went there this week as I had to buy 3 bags this time...DH says it would be a waist just going for one though as it's about 20-25 minutes from us.

 

[Andora]

With gas so expensive, that's a long way to drive from Lexington. My husband would kill me if he found out.

Has anyone tried Woodford Feed? I got my DE from there, and I know they mix their own feeds for farmers. You can take your own stuff there to get ground and mixed. (Not that I have anything to take LOL.) The DE was expensive from them, I bet their feed is too since they supply rich horse farms in the area. I'll call and ask what they sell on Monday just in case.