what is everyone paying for feed?

I think I pay around $14 for Layena crumbles (50 lb).

 

$10.69 is good for cracked corn in these parts (though I'm not that far from you). Locally it's $15 something for both cracked corn and flock raiser/Agway layer crumbles.

 

In Ct the layer pellets are up to 16 bucks at some Agways. I go to Tractor Supply now for 14. Cracked corn is 10 something here too. It used to be 7 dollars. It's going out of control!!!!!

 

I can't remember the brand, but my last 50lb bag of feed was $16.

 

I pay $11 a bag for layer pellets, and $8 for corn. I am paying $13 for game bird feed. I am also paying $15 a bag for soy meal that I add to all of the feed for more protein.

 

After reading how much you all pay I'm almost ashamed to admit how much I pay.
Here goes...I pay $27.99 for organic pride chick starter when I have chicks, ducklings or cornish x. I pay $21.99 for organic pride layer pellets and $19.99 once a year for organic pride cracked corn. I like the higher protein this feed provides so I keep buying it and I only have 7 chickens and 2 ducks all of which free range all day so I don't go through a bag a month. Their eggs also sell for $4/dozen so they pay for their feed in 1/2 a month.

Edited to add that each bag is 50lbs

 

I pay $13 for a 50 lb bag of Layena pellets. I have 32 hens and only getting 2-6 eggs/day. It ends up about 2 bags per week. Pretty expensive eggs!

 

$19.70 for 100 lbs of laying mash/ pellets/ start and grow from the local mill ( Big Spring Mill). It was $19.00 last week.

$12.39 for 50lbs of laying mash/pellets and start and grow from the Hollins TSC.

100lb bag of cracked corn was $ 14.50 and skyrockete to 17.10 last week at the mill!

TSC has it for $ 10.39 for 50lbs

 

$11- 50 LBS of Layer pellets/Crumbles
$9- Cracked Corn
$5- Oyster Shell/Grit (10 lbs?)