I have heard of Denagard. I can't remember why I dismissed it. I will have to look at it again.
I had 17 or so dozen eggs in the fridge a few days ago. The guy that put the plumbing in for the washer bought them off me for his customers. Turns out when a friend was asking if I wanted some Peacocks last Fall, he was asking for this guy. He also has some of my eggs incubating. I hope they hatch!!
Anyhoot, I am going to his house next week, and then follow him to a farm where they make their own feed. He said it was 100# bags for the cost of what I pay for 50#. I don't know if that means $12ish or $20ish. Either way is good. I pay $17 for Purina because the feed mill is just as far. Once I get to a feed mill (any direction, about the same distance) the guys are rude (they ignore me) and idiots (they can't answer ingredients, protein, etc.).
So far I know that the feed is 20% protein, and you can bring back their bags.
Okay, a few of you are old enough to answer this. Ready? What is mash? NOT mash/crumble/pellets. I mean back when the coop was a dirt floor, and cleaned every Spring. I THINK it is anything that is just grains thrown together. Nothing done to it. My husband's uncle asked if I feed the chickens mash. My husband started talking, and I never got to ask what he meant. He said he didn't mean what my husband was talking about.So what was feed before?
Mash is hat is left over after you make moonshine. It is usually fermented corn with sugar.