Blanchester has a great feed store on 28 hwy. I'm sure a Garmin could direct you and tell you how far it is from your front door. I pay $12.99 for a 50 pound bag of pellets, layer feed. They have other brands, too, so at least you could choose. My chick mash or crumbles is from Purina, I get that in blanchester, too. It's around 20. For 50 pounds. I must say, if you use their chick starter for the first 18 weeks, the chicks grow up to lay an egg a day. Double yolkes, too! I have EE, light Sussex and production reds that are laying, and still laying with the shorter days and cold weather. They have a light that comes on at 5 am and goes off at 8 am. My silkies and bantems all look good, they were hatched in late August/early Sept. They also carry hardware mesh, hay, all the essentials. I even bought an all weather 100 foot garden hose from them. They also carry the wild game bird feed which is higher in protein. Really nice people there. In April they sell baby chicks. After going to the Nationals and when I saw the prices of the chickens, I decided it's best to raise them from chicks!
