Purina Feed coupons

[SierraView]

I use Purina Feed Layer Pellets and my chickens like it a lot. I signed up on the Purina site and they send me $5 off coupons all the time. They have a 60 day challenge going on at purinadifference.com sign up and get coupons for $5 to $20 off coupons. These are coupons worth using last quarter they gave me 4 of the $5 off!

If you use referral code : 20100729-66-04210814 I get a coupon too.

 

[crtrlovr]

yes, the Purina rewards program is nice! These days, every $$ saved on feed is a blessing!

 

[Mom2sixpeeps]

Thanks for sharing, used your code.

 

[KansasBoy]

Just signed up with your code... Very cool will surely be passing mine around also thanks!

Dumb question maybe... But where do you find your referal code at?

 

[buildingmyark]

I used your code as well! Thanks for sharing! I have a question, though. How does the price of this feed compare to just basic co-op feed?

 

[7961]

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@ the local Tractor Supply stores, Purina Flock Raiser was running $14.99 a bag the last I knew. Flock Raiser is the primary feed that I use. However I do use a medicated starter feed from a local co-op to start off all of the chickens. That is just my preference.

 

[CAdreaming]

Thank you!!! Was able to get some for our rabbit too

 

[SierraView]

I signed up for there reward program last year and get emails from them. I have 25 chickens and the amount of coupons they give me I save $5 on about every other bag I buy. Tractor Supply is where I buy it. I think its $15 for 50lb. It goes on sale sometimes for $12.99 I think. So use the coupon and get a 50lb bag for $7.99 when its on sale.

 

[ketcham]

THANKS!!! Every little bit helps!!!Kevin

 

[mons02035]

These coupons come out qaurterly and are for $3.00 off of 2 bags (for Purina Poultry products, Sunfresh, Start & grow or Sunfresh Poultry feeds). You can print it off twice but can only use one coupon per purchase per household. So the savings is $1.50 per bag. Still a good deal.


Hmm, I am wondering if these coupons are different based on where you live?