What is the best calcium-enriched feed?

[TwentyOneChickens]

My hens aren't doing well at all. I use this feed (and I always have) and my hens are laying broken, thin shelled eggs. I think it has to do with the feed.
What's the best feed that I can use that is organic and non-GMO and is good for their egg production?

P.S. My hens are red sexlinks. I have a broody one. Any way to break her of that?

 

[yickenscarf23]

Supply some oyster shells for calcium?

 

[Kiki]

Scroll through this page. (link below)
Each name at the top of the sheet is a direct link to the manufactures website where you can enter (most sites have this option) your zip code to see if that particular feed is sold near you.

You need a pelleted or crumble type feed, I think, not a whole grain type feed.

This page:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...j3Bt5CUQfX1PlTEhg799sDT-qM/edit#gid=441697748

 

[TwentyOneChickens]

Supply some oyster shells for calcium?

Of course I do! They have access to oyster shells all day (but not night. Their door closes at night.)

 

[Kiki]

It may not be the feed but the feed is the easiest thing to change first to see if that makes a difference.

 

[Wezdin]

I have a broody one. Any way to break her of that?

it is very rare to have a RSL go broody, If you are sure she s broody and do not want her to be then you put her in an egg box with a wire floor so she cannot peep her eggs warm

 

[TwentyOneChickens]

it is very rare to have a RSL go broody, If you are sure she s broody and do not want her to be then you put her in an egg box with a wire floor so she cannot peep her eggs warm

I know! She growls at everything and stays in there all day and doesn't lay eggs, but she's not acting broody other than that.
I can take her out of the nesting box. I can get eggs from under her.