Which feed is better?

[ChickonInc]

I need a feed which is great for my hens eggs and health and roosters health. A food which is over all good for their health and make sure their body works perfectly. I don't know if to get Natures Best Organic. Or Purenia Flock Raiser or Nutrena All Flock.
These are all the options for Natures best.

• Nature's Best Organic 16% Egg Layer Pellets
• Nature's Best Organic 16% Egg Layer Pellets
• Nature's Best Organic 16% Egg Layer Pellets
• Nature's Best Organic Broiler Grower Crumbles
• Nature's Best Organic Chick Starter Crumbles
• Nature's Best Organic Egg Layer Mash
• Nature's Best Organic Poultry Scratch Grains
• Nature's Best Organic Pullet Starter / Grower Crumbles
• Nature's Best Organic 16% Egg Layer Pellets
• Nature's Best Organic Broiler Grower Crumbles
• Nature's Best Organic Chick Starter Crumbles
• Nature's Best Organic Egg Layer Mash
• Nature's Best Organic Poultry Scratch Grains
• Nature's Best Organic Pullet Starter / Grower Crumbles
• Nature's Best Organic Broiler Grower Crumbles
• Nature's Best Organic Chick Starter Crumbles
• Nature's Best Organic Egg Layer Mash
• Nature's Best Organic Poultry Scratch Grains
• Nature's Best Organic Pullet Starter / Grower Crumbles

 

[pdirt]

Can't read most of your post...the font color is nearly white. Re-post so it's legible and perhaps folks can give you nutritional recommendations.

Comparing organic feeds to non-organic is generally like comparing apples and oranges. If the non-organic feed has any corn or soy (most do), then there is a very high probability of heavy toxic pesticide residue. If it is organic, then you have a much lower chance of (organic approved) pesticide residue. It depends upon how much the pesticide thing matters to you as to which feed is better, for the price.