What Are You Paying for Feed?

Tiss

Songster
9 Years
May 8, 2010
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I just ran out to TSC for a 50lb bag of layer pellets. It was $14.49! That's up $.50 from last week and up $2 from this time last year. What are the rest of you paying. I'm thinking I may need to scope out some of the local feed stores even though they are further away.
 
I was feeding my birds gamebird feed, the last time I went to get some it was $18.00 for 50lbs. So they ended up with laying pellets, which were like $14.75 for 50lbs. Rediculous
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If you can find an old fashioned, sometimes Mennonite or Amish run, local feed mill/store, you'll find some substantial savings, in many cases.
The cost of buying feed at TSC includes too much trucking costs, (think high fuel prices) wholesale then retail price bumps too.

At a mill 30 miles from me, I can buy layer mash for $9.50 a 50#. No way a trucked in feed can compete with that. That's high enough, frankly.
Cannot go there everyday, so when we go, we get a few hundred pounds.
 
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I bought Poulin Layer Mash on 8/15 and it was $16.80 for a 50# bag. I was trying out mash to see how they liked it and see if there was any difference, and there was none, except for price. On the same day I bought Poulin Layer Crumbles for $14.62 for a 50# bag. The feed prices at my local hardware store have ranged from $12.98 ot $14.99. I just placed another order and have to pick it up, so it will be interesting to see what the prices are now.
 
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I paid 14.99 for a 40lb bag of the layena plus. It was the cheapest I could find but I also had 3.00 off coupons. I need some good ideas for better feed
 

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