To feed or not to feed corn, that is the question.

[carolb5]

We are in SE Montana. I grow my own open pollinated corn. No gmo anything for my birds or me.
Carol

 

[karlamaria]

We are in SE Montana. I grow my own open pollinated corn. No gmo anything for my birds or me.
Carol

Montana girl here also and would kill for corn on the cob, non GMO .Just saw in the hennessy store in Butte has organic corn on the cob. 4 for 5 dollars. now that's ridiculous. You have the means to give non GMO foods, we who live in town are at the mercy of what murdocks supply us. ( now I ordered scrath and peck from washington ) no corn, no soy and non GMO. if I could get a complete non GMO food here I would have done it, but no luck.

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

ChickensAreSweet, I like the recipe. Maybe I could round up the ingredients and try it.

The "canesisters" - I love that! Very clever! - good idea with the corn

Thanks, and Thank You for your Service! God Bless America, Land of the Free, because of the Brave!

 

[Lazy J Farms Feed & Hay]

Feeding straight corn, or any other feedstuff, in addition to a complete feed will dilue the nutrition the animal consumes. In the case of corn it will reduce the the amino acid intake and alter the energy:Amino Acid ratios. This will result in excess fat depotisiotn and reduction in egg laying.

 

[Minchi]

Feeding straight corn, or any other feedstuff, in addition to a complete feed will dilue the nutrition the animal consumes. In the case of corn it will reduce the the amino acid intake and alter the energy:Amino Acid ratios. This will result in excess fat depotisiotn and reduction in egg laying.

Someone explains it, thank you!

 

[bucky52]

yes i think my custmers do to.but they always ask how are your chickens doing.