New Country Organics - starter feed

[Kiki]

Here is a good book:
https://www.nap.edu/catalog/2114/nutrient-requirements-of-poultry-ninth-revised-edition-1994

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Like I said, most people don't read labels.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

This is a tad bit simpler.

Nutrition requirements of chickens and turkeys.
https://extension2.missouri.edu/g8352

Nutrition requirements of waterfowl.
https://www.metzerfarms.com/NutritionalRequirements.cfm?affiliate=undef&CustID=25982914

 

[Ryguy3684]

Like others said, good eye for reading the label. I just checked my purina start & grow and it's only 0.75% calcium. Keep us posted if you get a response from the company.

 

[tsperry88]

I found another local feed supplier, but they dont have nutritional analysis on their website. I called and was told there manager would be in touch. Pricing is great. If it comes back good i'll give them a try. Although maybe I should give up on avoiding soy and just buy purina or natures best.

https://sunrisefarm.net/soy-free-broiler-feed/
https://sunrisefarm.net/chick-starter-feed/

 

[tsperry88]

Probably grab one of these from TSC.

 

[tsperry88]

I never got a response via email, but they responded to my review on FB. Does this sound legitimate? I have a bag of their starter and a bag of cheaper starter. Chicks come tomorrow and I have to make a choice.