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Nuthatched is probably correct, use as a scratch. I would not feed it straight through the feeder since it is not a complete feed.

Be very careful with this, there are many interactions among minerals. If one mineral is over fed it can eliminate the uptake of other necessary minerals that can lead to deficiencies.

In addition the vitamins and minerals are half of what they should be with this dilution.

Cracked corn still has all the components of the corn kernel.

Put the feeder inside their coop.

Do you have a light in the coop to ensure proper light exposure to induce laying?

We feed Home Fresh brand poultry feeds from Kent and Blue Seal to our birds. Kent Feeds to our sheep and pigs.

You are absolutely wrong with this statement! DDGS are a valuable source of amino acids, fiber, and phosphorus in livestock feeds that are used extensively in the feed industry by virtually all feed manufacturers.

DDGS (Dried Distillers Grains with Solubles) is a co-product of corn processing in a Dry Grind Plant. It is essentially everything in a corn kernel except the carbohydrate portion. It contains about three time the protein and crude fiber as corn since the carbohydrates are used by the bacteria...

Nestle had absolutely nothing to do with Purina Poultry feeds, nothing.

Purina within the USA is not Purina outside the USA. Inside the USA Purina is owned by Land O'Lakes Cooperative, while outside the Purina brand is owned by Cargill.

The Home Fresh Poultry feeds from Kent Feeds/Blue Seal Feeds are hard to beat! They contain specialty ingredients that help with gut health and thriftiness of all classes of poultry.

NO! Corn is an economic, easily digested source of energy for livestock. Don't buy into the negative hype around corn and soy as feed ingredients for livestock.

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