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I don't even know if you can buy it here. I have never seen it anyway 🤷‍♀️ Thus why I was wondering if you could swap it out for something else.

I can recheck it later today, but I'm pretty sure I got that right. Oh reading on a bit more, it looks like its been sorted it out! I'll still check it though. What do you think of this feed? Could it cause problems in the long run? I'm not thinking of using it, but I just like to know of feeds...

Thats what I was thinking after I read it more carefully! He is was very well respected, so not trying to miss lead on purposes, but we just don't know what was plenty of eggs for him.

He just says 'lays plenty of eggs'. 🤷‍♀️ Also, this is his recipe for laying hens if kept confined. '50.1kg wheat meal 50.1kg maize meal 50.1kg other grain meal (preferably yellow maize) 50.1kg fish meal 13.6kg dried milk 9.0 ground sea shells 2.3kg salt. Give them free access to this, and a...

I'm too tired to read it all now, but I'll have a look at it in the morning. The feed I use is pretty good quality, and I have never see any bits of plastic in it. (which, come to think of, I have seen in some other feeds in the past, and didn't feed) At the rate things are going, there is going...

And I guess if you have the breeds like Sussex, (and so many others, but that is what I largely have) which haven't really changed all that much since a long time ago, they do better fed like that? Compered to modern layer hybrids. I dunno really, it would be nice to be able to feed them like...

In an older English self-sufficiency book we have, the author says he feeds is hens a hand full each of protein, like fish meal, in the mornings, and a hand full each of grain like wheat in the evenings. Apart from that, to just let them free range all day. He claimed they were all healthy, long...