Official BYC Poll: Where Do You Buy Your Feed From & Why?

Where do you buy feed (and explain why below)?


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I’m talking about poultry feed, dog feed, cat feed, etc! Where do you purchase it from?

Personally, I figured out it was in my pocketbook’s best interest that I buy at our local feed & seed! At TSC, I was paying $17.50 per 40lb bag of feed :eek: I can get the same thing (in a bigger bag) for less money at my local feed store. I get 4, 50lb bags of feed right at $48.50 from the feed store. That’s somewhere around 12 bucks per bag. I’ve probably saved hundreds since swapping.

Open discussion... Where do you buy your feed from, and why?

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Thats awesome you can support local. I am on the other side. My local feed store charges a SIGNIFICANT amount more than tractor supply for the same product. :-\ I have stopped going to my local store for most things now because of it.
 
Thats awesome you can support local. I am on the other side. My local feed store charges a SIGNIFICANT amount more than tractor supply for the same product. :-\ I have stopped going to my local store for most things now because of it.
I know what you mean! Some local small businesses charge way more for the same thing I can get at a Walmart for a cheaper price. I guess they have to make a profit somehow. :th
 
I know what you mean! Some local small businesses charge way more for the same thing I can get at a Walmart for a cheaper price. I guess they have to make a profit somehow. :th
Oh absolutely. I understand and am normally happy to pay a little extra for a more community experience and wish I could support them more as I do with other local businesses. But we are super humid here and TSC keeps their feed indoors and my local does not and it’s often got bugs. 🤦🏻‍♂️ I’d buy certain things from them for sure. But at 20-30% the markup gets awful when it’s a more expensive product.

I don’t dislike TSC, and appreciate the jobs they provide the area and the expanded product availability because of their size, so it’s not the end of the world.
 

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