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i do not..I probably should, however I feel they are only on winter feed ..for a few months. I really try to prepare for winter for the chickens and have frozen things to make up for what they do not get. Frozen herbs, meats, leftovers, squash, pumpkins etc..we can do many things for them that would not really require it. It makes a person feel better to know they are taking care of all of the animals minerals and vitamins.Back to Natural Chicken Keeping...
Any thoughts on the "mineral mixes" when formulating your own feed? I just purchased a (huge) bag of Fertrell Poultry Nutribalancer to use in my winter mix. Sometimes I wonder if I really need it but I do know that minerals can be out of balance in grains due to chemical fertilizers, pesticides, etc. in the land.
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For those of you that mix your own feed, do you use a mineral mix?
CONGRATS!!I (finally!!) got my chickens. Two Barred Plymouth Rocks, two White Leghorns & one Golden Laced Wyandotte. They are about 3 months old...the Rocks look a few weeks younger than the others and still "peeping" instead of "bwaawkking." I spent the whole afternoon just standing in the dutch door, watching them. They have found some worms & bugs the leaf litter, already.