North Carolina

[AllyRodrigues]

I'm going to put some duck eggs in the incubator this weekend if I get them and get it all cleaned. Ask me how much I regret it in a month.

 

[Chicken Hound]

Bhep on here has muscovy ducks is that what you mean by mocoy?

yup that the one, someday I will learn to spell.....

BTW this don't make since, last 2 days no eggs. My 2 youngest hens been a steady egg a day since they started this summer. All the rest had a hard molt and quit, just started to get 3 eggs a day about a week ago.

Could it be the harsh cold snap?

See what happens the next few days....

 

[anjovi6]

A question for those flockers that may live around the Johnston county area. How many of you are familiar with Mule City Natural Backyard Layer Feed. I started using it about two months ago and my flock looks great and are laying better than they were with Purina Layena. The reason I am wondering about it is that they eat it like it's candy.

It contains various types of grain such as corn, oats, black sunflower seeds, flax seeds, and some natural forage seeds. it has added vitamin supplement and also contains molasses. It is 17% protein, 2.5% fat, and 7.5% fiber. For those of you that may know of this feed or use it I would like you thoughts and opinions. I wonder about it mainly because of the amount they are eating.

 

[scottcaddy]

A question for those flockers that may live around the Johnston county area. How many of you are familiar with Mule City Natural Backyard Layer Feed. I started using it about two months ago and my flock looks great and are laying better than they were with Purina Layena. The reason I am wondering about it is that they eat it like it's candy.

It contains various types of grain such as corn, oats, black sunflower seeds, flax seeds, and some natural forage seeds. it has added vitamin supplement and also contains molasses. It is 17% protein, 2.5% fat, and 7.5% fiber. For those of you that may know of this feed or use it I would like you thoughts and opinions. I wonder about it mainly because of the amount they are eating.

How much do you have to pay for a 50# bag of it?
Thanks
Scott

 

[Chicken Hound]

just curious if anyone gonna be going to the show tomorrow in Morganton?

 

[anjovi6]

How much do you have to pay for a 50# bag of it?
Thanks
Scott

Including the tax it is $13.88 for a 50# bag.

Jimmy

 

[HopieGirl4Ever]

I have an eight month old Tolbunt/Golden Laced Polish mix rooster for free. He disagrees with my other roosters, but shows no signs of aggression towards humans.
I am located in the Raleigh area of NC, and I am not willing to ship him. I was told that I may get some interest if I post this in my state thread... Please PM me if interested.
Here are some photos:

 

[FVRM]

Including the tax it is $13.88 for a 50# bag.

Jimmy

i'll be heading to raleigh this monday and i would like to try it. where do you buy it from? I might be able to make a detour

 

[anjovi6]

There are a few of the farm stores that sell Mule City products. I get it from their mill on 442 & 301 Highways in Benson. If you try it let me know what you think.

Thanks
Jimmy

 

[scottcaddy]

Quote: http://www.mulecity.com/distributors.html
This should help.
Scott