Who does a Non GMO feed?

[Tames]

Hiland Naturals is a great place to buy Non-gmo and also Soy free chicken feed. They have starter, grower and a bunch of other animal feeds. http://www.hilandnaturals.com/feed-chicken.html

 

[Roo Boy]

Hiland Naturals is a great place to buy Non-gmo and also Soy free chicken feed.  They have starter, grower and a bunch of other animal feeds. http://www.hilandnaturals.com/feed-chicken.html

Do you buy direct or have them ship? How much is shipping?

 

[Tames]

It is an online store and they will ship it right to you. They are not far from where I live and I have done both - bought locally and had it shipped. They have a shipping info page that gives a breakdown by State for shipping. They also work deals for buying in bulk. Someone I know just bought two tons of feed from them.

 

[Roo Boy]

It is an online store and they will ship it right to you.  They are not far from where I live and I have done both - bought locally and had it shipped.  They have a shipping info page that gives a breakdown by State for shipping.  They also work deals for buying in bulk.  Someone I know just bought two tons of feed from them.

Thanks!

 

[Bethel3330]

Do you buy direct or have them ship? How much is shipping?

They also have dealers. You can find a list through their website. A farm near me sells it. Layer is $23.79/50lb for mine.

 

[SJB1212]

King Brand Feeds are made in King City, CA by L.A. Hearne Company. Freedom feeds are GMO/Soy/Corn Free and come in starter and layer formulas. They also produce an organic scratch, starter and layer feed. Freedom Feeds are very economical and enhanced with a lot of nutraceuticals like pre and probiotics, diatomaceous earth, omega 3/6's etc.

 

[speckledhen]

In the south, Tucker Milling now carries a Non-GMO, Non Soy feed which is 16% (mini pellets, which are great for even bantams). I use their feeds all the time. It's not labeled organic,which I personally don't care about, but I'm getting a bag today the co-op ordered for me and I'll see how it is. If it's satisfactory, this is my new feed for all the flocks. And the price? $13 for 50#.





ETA: The only issue I have at this time is that these feeds quit at 16% protein. Tucker Milling has a great 22% Super Layer which I have used and will probably continue to buy from time to time, no matter what, if I feed they all need that extra boost.