Organic chicken feed, Lebanon, Indiana (Laf./Attica/Crawfdsville too)

[mandersn]

I get organic, non GMO layer feed from Rural King in Lafayette for $19/50lb bag.

 

[Leahs Mom]

Now if they'd just make it soy-free I'd consider using it!

 

[Livewire]

I know this is an old thread but hopefully it is still revisited from time to time. I'm in Zionsville and have been giving my chickens the organic blend from Lebanon for quite a while...problem is it's so fine, that the dust created is unreal...I know that organic pellets are out there but I haven't been able to find any with prices comparable to the Lebanon blend. Any info would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Leahs Mom]

@Livewire

I just sent you a PM!

 

[jelschue]

Following this post and wondering if there was a resolution? I am looking for an organic soy-free mix for my layers. Live in Bloomington but would travel to Lebanon for good feed. We have Rural King and Orschelin stores here, but I really want to go all organic.

 

[CRSelvey]

I also buy food from them. Its all we use and our chickens refuse other food when we try now. The food smells like something you would use to bake bread with.

 

[PedalThumper]

UPDATE:
I just called Central Organics. They recently dropped their organic certification but they are still all organic.

chick starter: $40/50#
grower: $39/50#
layer: $38/50#

All fresh ground grain but the layer is available in pellets.

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