MJ's little flock

8 lb bag, which is pretty large as the contents are so lightweight, regular retail US $25. I have 5 pullets, all standard size (neither Brahma nor bantam), only three laying so far, although the younger two are close behind.

I’ll add a pic showing how much I still have when I go back out into the raging blizzard (29°, 1” of snow, mostly blowing sideways), a little morning surprise for us all.

Adding. The bag is maybe 80 cm tall, and the current contents level is about up to the chicken’s back or the rabbit’s ears on the bag picture:

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8 lb bag, which is pretty large as the contents are so lightweight, regular retail US $25. I have 5 pullets, all standard size (neither Brahma nor bantam), only three laying so far, although the younger two are close behind.

I’ll add a pic showing how much I still have when I go back out into the raging blizzard (29°, 1” of snow, mostly blowing sideways), a little morning surprise for us all.

Adding. The bag is maybe 80 cm tall, and the current contents level is about up to the chicken’s back or the rabbit’s ears on the bag picture:

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In Australian terms that's $38 for 3.5kg.

Prices here are in the same ballpark. I found a 3kg bag for $35. They also offer 14kg for $76, which is good value.

I'll keep it on the list, but I think I may try woodshavings first, which are more readily available.
 

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