Where to buy whole grains/beans/seeds online for poultry?

[ChickenCanoe]

If you are buying a lot, I think CA has some mills you could get shipments by the pallet load to cut your cost.
If you don't need that much think about starting a co-op with other chicken people.

 

[Clay Mudd]

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You just reminded me of Modesto Milling -- about 75 miles from Fremont, but worth looking into.

 

[hansolo]

Thank you guys.
I actually buy the soy free layer pellet from Modesto Milling.
I dun know they also carry whole grains. I need a good variety since I use a recipe very similar to this:
http://www.greenerpasturesfarm.com/chickenfeedrecipe.html

 

[Clay Mudd]

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All that recipe needs is about a dozen more ingredients and it would be perfect!

 

[hansolo]

hehehe...
how are things going in south Mississippi? any pictures of your backyard chicks?

 

[Tracydr]

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If you can get Azure Standard in your area, they have real good deals on some grains. Their oats are cheaper than the oats at my feed store, plus they're organic!

 

[Clay Mudd]

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I need to upload some. I get better pics accidentally on the game camera than I do when I try to "take a picture" with my real camera.

 

[hansolo]

Thank you! There IS an Azure standard drop off location near me!
The whole grain feed I make now only cost $1 per pound vs. $2 before. This is a significant improvement. Feed costs 60 cents per pound but I think the whole grain feed is of much higher quality and value.
I have been feeding whole grains for a while now. The girls are laying well.
The only thing I still need to figure out is how to effectively mix the grains/seeds. Now doing it by hand with bowls and cups seems pretty ancient. Any suggestions please?

 

[audiomilk]

I found Howeseeds.com