Layer feed reccomendations

[Apimacchi]

I have 3 laying or almost laying Rhode Island Reds and 2 younger Ameracaunas. I have only had them for 2 weeks, so still learning. The place we purchased them is an hour away and they fed them Hugelland feed. Just hoping there was a way to get the feed somewhere a little closer to Fischer Texas.. or is there another organic Non GMO feed anyone reccommends thats easier to get.

I reached out to Hugelland on Facebook to see who was close to me. I purchased a bag from Blue star Ranch in the Austin area.not sure how far that is from you.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

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[ChickenCanoe]

Thank you for the help! its all very confusing!

It doesn't have to be confusing if you keep a couple things in mind. Freshness, protein and calcium percentage.
Requiring organic and soy free makes finding the feed more complicated. By definition, organic is non-GMO.
As long as you can find that feed fresh, focus can be on protein/calcium.
Generally speaking, the younger the bird the more protein they need. 18-22% for chicks. As they mature you can back off on that. 16-17% is sufficient for layers.
All feeds except layer, should be about 1% calcium. Layer is usually about 4% calcium. Only birds actively building egg shells should be eating layer feed. Hence the name - Layer.
Are your younger birds eating layer?

When buying more specialized feed, i.e. non-GMO, makes the selection of protein content more limited.