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I do not know where Strawberry Hill is that I can think of, unless it is off of 176 towards Inman from Campobello.
The only place in Campobello that I know of with grain is Williams feed mill.
Anyhow, Williams is easy to find. If you know 176 through Campobello, turn onto 357 at the PO, almost acroos the street from the Police station, go about 1/2 a mile and you will see silos on the left. There is a driveway that runs behind the house where the silos are, go behind the house to a small building and they are down there working. You will see a big building before that but they haven't moved into there yet. Just drive behind the house and someone will see you or there will be lots of cars and trucks waiting to back in and load up grain. It is like a Mom and Pop operation but that is how they keep the prices down. Although most feed has gone up lately. I think their starter is now $9.50. Layer is $9.25, maybe.
Also, Joy is trying to see how many people would like another brand of grain brought up from Possum Kingdom every week. The man delivers it to a place for Joy on the other side of Greenville and maybe others but if there gets to be enough folks he can meet closer to Spartanburg, I believe. Joy has all the details but the prices she gave me were wonderful and she says her hens and chicks do great on the feed. I plan on trying some as well. I like to support local places and goodness knows I go through the grain!
He has starter, whole grains kinda like Rockin Rooster (5 grain scratch), layer pellets and crumbles.
Which reminds me....I put out Purina Flockraiser crumbles last night and my birds won't touch it. I am glad I only bought one bag. Mine were raised with some Purina feeds so they know it but they just love the Williams stuff and whole grains and don't like much else. Even my chicks like the Williams grains better. I like to mix gamebird starter (27% protein) with the Williams and they will eat that but if I try to mix Circle M with it or Purina chick starter with it they won't touch it. They pick out the Williams and leave the rest. It used to be the opposite but they changed some stuff and now my birds love the Williams mash. I believe they added Sorghum.
I do not know where Strawberry Hill is that I can think of, unless it is off of 176 towards Inman from Campobello.
The only place in Campobello that I know of with grain is Williams feed mill.
Anyhow, Williams is easy to find. If you know 176 through Campobello, turn onto 357 at the PO, almost acroos the street from the Police station, go about 1/2 a mile and you will see silos on the left. There is a driveway that runs behind the house where the silos are, go behind the house to a small building and they are down there working. You will see a big building before that but they haven't moved into there yet. Just drive behind the house and someone will see you or there will be lots of cars and trucks waiting to back in and load up grain. It is like a Mom and Pop operation but that is how they keep the prices down. Although most feed has gone up lately. I think their starter is now $9.50. Layer is $9.25, maybe.
Also, Joy is trying to see how many people would like another brand of grain brought up from Possum Kingdom every week. The man delivers it to a place for Joy on the other side of Greenville and maybe others but if there gets to be enough folks he can meet closer to Spartanburg, I believe. Joy has all the details but the prices she gave me were wonderful and she says her hens and chicks do great on the feed. I plan on trying some as well. I like to support local places and goodness knows I go through the grain!
He has starter, whole grains kinda like Rockin Rooster (5 grain scratch), layer pellets and crumbles.
Which reminds me....I put out Purina Flockraiser crumbles last night and my birds won't touch it. I am glad I only bought one bag. Mine were raised with some Purina feeds so they know it but they just love the Williams stuff and whole grains and don't like much else. Even my chicks like the Williams grains better. I like to mix gamebird starter (27% protein) with the Williams and they will eat that but if I try to mix Circle M with it or Purina chick starter with it they won't touch it. They pick out the Williams and leave the rest. It used to be the opposite but they changed some stuff and now my birds love the Williams mash. I believe they added Sorghum.
