Price of Feed

[ibpboo]

Ok, so I just paid $12.69 for 50lbs scratch and $14.49 for 50lbs layer crumbles

 

[jessica117]

Ouch. It wasn't that much the last time I bought it, (9 something for scratch and 10 something for layer pellets) but that was a couple weeks ago. It seems like every time I go to the feed store, prices have risen.

 

[KYBOY]

Layena is $10-$11 per 50# here..I bought some laying mash made by my local mill today to try this month. 16%, 100# for $16 and some change. Hope they like it,LOL

 

[Queen Scoot]

durmor 16% layer feed at our local tractor supply is $13.00 for a 50 pound bag

 

[Bi0sC0mp]

$16.50 100lb layer mash here

 

[greyfields]

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I'm about in the same ballpark. Feed costs in the PNW and west coast have always been many %% higher.

 

[FutureChickenMan]

50lbs Layer at Wal-Mart 9.99
50lbs Scratch at Wal-Mart 9.99
50lbs "Grain" (oats/wheat/corn/etc mix) at Big R (our version of TSC) 8.99
50lbs Non-Medicated Starter at Big R 12.99
50lbs Layer at Big R 11.99

Depending on when I need it, I get it different places. Wal-Mart is about 5 miles out of my way of travel. So if I need feed but don't need groceries, I get the feed at Big R 'cause it's right on my path home from work. But if I need groceries too, I get the feed at Wal-Mart.

 

[greyfields]

I love Big R. Too bad we don't have those on this side of the cascades.

 

[Redfeathers]

15.49 for chick starter, 16.49 for broiler, 13.49 for scratch grains and 12.49 for layer crumbles. All 50 pound bags

 

[sundance]

Our wal mart does not carry any chicken feed. so I have to buy from our co-op. bought 50lb layer crumbles today $12.00.