Organic turkey starter

[jackson41]

The only 27% unmedicated food I can find in my area is organic turkey starter. It is high protein has B12 but is a ground feed not crumbles. Will this work?

 

[kahlertm]

While we wait for the heavy hitters to answer the protien question, I would like to ask you what brand you are buying, because I ask my miller for anything close to be considered organic and I get a darned lecture every time about how CRAZY the organic demand is (and therefore I am) .

I want to satisfy consumers of my quail eggs. That is who is going to be buying in my area, the organic loving folk. And like JJ sais , you already heard my "lil crusade" on non medicated. So that is why I ask you. And I too would like to know if it will suffice, because now I am having trouble getting my miller to order in anything but medicated, darn it all.

I'll order online and pay shipping for heaven sake. Thanks for asking this. I would like to know. From prior posts and answers I believe it comes darned close to OK if it is all you can get. But I wanna hear from the boys and gals.

Tonya

 

[joe125]

I'm not really a "Heavy hitter" in the protein department, but 27% protein in that department is more than adequate!

Organic....that remains to be seen. Everything on the face of the planet is "ORGANIC". I can't think of any element that is inorganic.

I tend to think 30% protein GBS as both high protein and "ORGANIC", but that's just stupid silly me. People really need to define "INORGANIC" materials first!!!

 

[jackson41]

I'm not really worried about the Organic aspect just whether is is an OK food. Thanks for your opinion.

 

[Robo]

Sounds like good feed, I'd try it.

 

[kahlertm]

May I ask please what brand was it?

Tonya

 

[jackson41]

I live in Wisconsin and the supplier is Frank's organics. I don't know the name as I have not purchased any yet. I believe it is from a local feed mill in Cashton Wi.

 

[jackson41]

Thanks Robo. Finally found some food!

 

[Stellar]

Sounds like great feed, unmedicated (a plus) and 27% is only 1% less than Gamebird starter. Go for it

 

[jackson41]

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Thanks, I can't wait for April to get here to hatch some eggs!