Organic, soy-free chicken feed?

[Soy Free LIfe]

Yes. Soy and its isoflavones are not filtered by your chicken's liver and are transferred into eggs and tissues. Study done at Ohio State University explains in detail: http://www.phoenixorganicfeed.com/uploads/1/7/4/8/17482879/full_thesis_study_of_soy_transfer_from_feed_into_eggs_and_tissues.pdf

 

[ramirezframing]

thanks alot, helps out her feed choices.

 

[aboverubiesmom]

I made on a page on my website with all your info but wanted you to know since I hadn't asked & just copied it straight from you & gave you credit for where I got it. If you have contact info I could include in case anyone in your area comes across my page they can find you I will gladly add it on. Let me know if that is all OK. Thanks, Trish
http://www.thehappyhealthychicken.com/the-problems-with-soy.html

 

[aboverubiesmom]

I made on a page on my website with all your info but wanted you to know since I hadn't asked & just copied it straight from you & gave you credit for where I got it. If you have contact info I could include in case anyone in your area comes across my page they can find you I will gladly add it on. Let me know if that is all OK. Thanks, Trish
http://www.thehappyhealthychicken.com/the-problems-with-soy.html

 

[Soy Free LIfe]

aboverubiesmom

I think you are referring to me. That would be great if you could create a link to my site. Of course I am trying to improve my ubiquity for the Arizona dwellers who would find my site useful. Post a link to your site and perhaps I can create a back link to you....

Thank you
www.phoenixorganicfeed.com

 

[aboverubiesmom]

the link to my site & your soy info specifically is on the last post, I wonder if it didn't display correctly as I can see it but I have found with forums that doesn't mean everyone can! Here it is again, & I will gladly put yours on there under the article & under "links"
www.thehappyhealthychicken.com/the-problems-with-soy.html
Thanks, Trish