Not having consistent laying from my pullet hens??

[RUNuts]

http://m-ginc.com/index.php/mg-poultry-feeds

Local feed store carries this. Find a local feed store, they will probably carry it. Mine has something else for organic.

 

[Kiki]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/gallery/imag2454.7891986/

The Doms are the pinkish looking ones in the middle.

 

[SeaAggieShelby15]

So in other words, y'all think Purina Organic is not good?

 

[Kiki]

I think M-G is perfect.
I think organic is over rated especially for chickens who eat bugs.

 

[nminusyplusm]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/gallery/imag2454.7891986/

The Doms are the pinkish looking ones in the middle.

Love all those colors!

 

[nminusyplusm]

I think M-G is perfect.
I think organic is over rated especially for chickens who eat bugs.

LOL! I have to laugh because I feed organic but I also give them cockroaches from the yard and cat food which kind of cancels it out.

 

[Cindy in PA]

I feed Nature's Best Organic Layer 16% & get 9-13 eggs a day from 13 pullets hatched 3/27. I do have lights on to keep light at 12 hours. Don't know what organic feed fed to hens who eat bugs has to do with anything. Purina Organic seems OK. I prefer Nature's Best (sold at TSC & other feed stores) over Purina because it has less fiber. My TSC has just started selling Dumor Organic layer feed which is cheaper & appears by the tag to be made by Nature's Best In PA. Nature's Best is sold nation wide now I believe. Your egg totals seem OK.

 

[SeaAggieShelby15]

How much do you pay for your Nature's best? And have you ever done or heard of putting dried herbs and garlic etc in their feed?

 

[Cindy in PA]

At TSC I pay $24.99/40lbs. Would love to buy at the feed store, but they dropped it when Purina came out with theirs. The Dumor is $21.99/40lbs. I really think this is made my Nature's Best, but haven't confirmed that. I couldn't get any yet, as the dates were too old for my taste. I don't usually put herbs in their feed, although I think it is fine to do so. I do put parsley & oregano in the run for them to eat from my garden. I also put lavender & mint in the coop & next boxes when I have it. Hope this helps.

 

[Kiki]

I feed Nature's Best Organic Layer 16% & get 9-13 eggs a day from 13 pullets hatched 3/27. I do have lights on to keep light at 12 hours. Don't know what organic feed fed to hens who eat bugs has to do with anything. Purina Organic seems OK. I prefer Nature's Best (sold at TSC & other feed stores) over Purina because it has less fiber. My TSC has just started selling Dumor Organic layer feed which is cheaper & appears by the tag to be made by Nature's Best In PA. Nature's Best is sold nation wide now I believe. Your egg totals seem OK.

Bugs can pick up pesticides from the neighbors yard.