spilt feeding layers

[jk47]

If you haven't read the article I dont know how to post links but its easy to find if you look up
I was thinking of how us small time producers
Could use it would it be layer AM and flockraiser for PM or did I read ot wrong

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

If you haven't read the article I dont know how to post links but its easy to find if you look up
I was thinking of how us small time producers
Could use it would it be layer AM and flockraiser for PM or did I read ot wrong

I am not sure what you are talking about -- which makes it difficult to look it up. Can you expand a bit?

 

[jk47]

Im using my phone right know but when I get home to a computer I well tell the the website and title I got it from

 

[Kelsie2290]

http://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/3091/split-feeding-system-for-more-sustainable-egg-production The Poultry site has an article like what I think jk47 means.

 

[keesmom]

While it is an interesting study I think it is impractical for backyard flocks. It's more geared towards industrial flocks. A lot of work for a minimal increase in marketable eggs from a small group of hens. If you try it, feed all flock AM and layer PM. I will stick to my gamebird crumbles plus oystershell all day.

 

[jk47]

yes kelsie 2290 that's the sudy that I was looking at thank you for providing the link