Organic chick starter?

[jruner]

Does anyone make there own organic chick starter? I would like a recipe.

Thanks,

John Runer

 

[debilorrah]

I think a few people here do, so I will bump this up so it's seen.

 

[Bandana]

Seems like there were some recipes a couple weeks back. Maybe someone will come along.

 

[debilorrah]

Try a search - I know people were posting their recipes not long ago.

 

[RW19290]

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here it is!!!! http://www.lionsgrip.com/recipes.html . If you look on the side, there is other pages with very useful info. I love this website. Hope you enjoy it as well as I did.

 

[danielnv]

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here it is!!!! http://www.lionsgrip.com/recipes.html . If you look on the side, there is other pages with very useful info. I love this website. Hope you enjoy it as well as I did.

That link appears to be dead.

 

[RW19290]

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here it is!!!! http://www.lionsgrip.com/recipes.html . If you look on the side, there is other pages with very useful info. I love this website. Hope you enjoy it as well as I did.

That link appears to be dead.

lionsgrip.com expired on 01/15/2009 and is pending renewal or deletion.

Sorry about that! I hope they'll put it back!

 

[futurefarmer08]

Hello
If you don't want to make it yourself, Purina makes a really good organic starter chick food. You just have to find out where to purchase it in your area!

 

[Laskaland]

I just went there and the link is working again!!!
woo hoo!

 

[CovenantCreek]

I order from Countryside Natural, but VA is a bit a distance for you. If you can't find a good recipe for making your own, try the company that advertises organic feed on BYC -- they ship Countryside Natural to the eastern side of the country, but have a CA (I think) source for the western states.

edited to add the link