Organic -Have a good non-soy feed source? I'm in Wa state

[weaveagarden]

Needless to say, I also would like it to be as inexpensive as possible.

 

[Aj1911]

rouge feed company makes a non-soy organic pellet.

 

[weaveagarden]

thanks very much

Update: Looked online for Rouge, couldn't find. But I found Rogue. Is that it? I didn't find anyway to order online, and looks like the stores are only northern California and southern Oregon. I am in SW Washington, so I would need to find one that would be more local (within 120 miles or so at least), or that my local feed store could order from.

Thanks.

 

[Puck-Puck]

This is probably too far for you, but Otter Feed Co-op based in Langley, BC, has a line of organic feed. It's just a step across the border, handy to a crossing. They are online, so if you are interested you should be able to contact them about prices. Shouldn't be a problem bringing grain across the border?

 

[weaveagarden]

Thanks. I am about 3 1/2 hours away. But may be able to swing a trip to BC later this summer if I can't find something that seem like what I want .... Thanks for the info. And, if not me, than someone else on here can likely use the info.

 

[elmo]

Countryside Naturals.
http://www.countrysidenatural.com/cnp_store/home.php

Not cheap, though, when you have to pay to ship it.

 

[Aj1911]

Quote:
http://www.grangecoop.com/depts/departmentFD.htm

ask the local feed store they might be able to order it for you, mine does all the time.