Looking for reviews on Reedy Fork Organic Chicken feed, NC

[gingit]

Hi everyone,
I would like to get some feedback from members who tried their organic poultry feed, especially the soy free products.
They are in NC, and I will have to order a lot & pay a hefty price for shipping, but could find only a handful of reviews online.
Here is their site: http://www.northcarolinaorganicfeed.com/

Thank you all!

 

[Avonlea22]

I have not tried them, but my next bag of feed just may be from them. I live near Raleigh, so there is a reatil store not too far away. I won't be needing more feed for a few weeks, but I'll report back.

 

[kizanne]

I haven't tried them but up near you is Countryside organic which has a soy free option. There is a list of resellers at http://www.countrysideorganics.com/resellers/

Don't know if any might be close to you.

 

[Avonlea22]

I bought a bag of their 17% layer feed today. I've only used crumbles up to this point (they're only 5 months old), so the look of this feed caught me off gaurd, but it sure looks like an amazing mix. I gave my 4 girls a handful, and they just devoured it. I'll report back in a few weeks or so to let everyone know how things go.

 

[teamsunbelt]

$21 a bag looks a little steep. How much did you pay at a local store?

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

$21 a bag looks a little steep. How much did you pay at a local store?

I just paid $24 for a 40 lb bag of organic chick starter at my local feed store (Nature Smart brand though).

 

[Avonlea22]

After tax I paid $27.

 

[teamsunbelt]

Nature Wise laying pellets are all natural and about $10 per bag cheaper at my local store. Are the benefits of that feed going to out way the cost per bag?