So I've been considering making feed to sell locally in the far flung future and I just don't understand all the big chemical and additive names. I've done a small amount of research on some replacement foods and I've seen people in Asia making their own feed with plants.
Boiled and dehydrated sweet potatoes seem to be a good replacement for corn and broccoli, cauliflower, shittake mushrooms, and Brussel sprouts seem to be good vegetable choline sources.
Ancient grains aren't off the table I'd just prefer to use a minimal amount or no corn if possible.
Soybeans are off the table too. Herbs and spices along with the vines and other plant leftovers often tossed out by farmers or just tilled into the soil could also add good nutrients to the feed.
I'd probably go with pelletized feed or pellets and the grain berries. Also dried Greek yogurt chunks and apple cider vinegar for the pellets. Some fruits and berries dried too.
Any poultry nutritionists? I'd love the help getting it smoothed out.
Boiled and dehydrated sweet potatoes seem to be a good replacement for corn and broccoli, cauliflower, shittake mushrooms, and Brussel sprouts seem to be good vegetable choline sources.
Ancient grains aren't off the table I'd just prefer to use a minimal amount or no corn if possible.
Soybeans are off the table too. Herbs and spices along with the vines and other plant leftovers often tossed out by farmers or just tilled into the soil could also add good nutrients to the feed.
I'd probably go with pelletized feed or pellets and the grain berries. Also dried Greek yogurt chunks and apple cider vinegar for the pellets. Some fruits and berries dried too.
Any poultry nutritionists? I'd love the help getting it smoothed out.
