What breeds?Anyone intersted in Hatching eggs or chicks pm me, I have several breeds laying all my breeder birds come from breeders all over the country, I am located in North Alabama and My Flock is NPIP
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What breeds?Anyone intersted in Hatching eggs or chicks pm me, I have several breeds laying all my breeder birds come from breeders all over the country, I am located in North Alabama and My Flock is NPIP
You still haven't said where you got your information and why I am so WRONG?!?. The layer pellets you are using have extra protein. Sometimes they are called super layer which is usually given during molting time or when the need for protein is higher. Won't hurt to have the little bit extra but not a necessity. The chick starters I have used have 22-24%. Grower generally is 18- 20% which is less. If you are using layer pellets you wouldn't need oyster shells for extra calcium because there is already 3.5% - 4.5% added. Grit would be better to help digest the scratch so they have a choice without having to add extra calcium, unless your shells have been thin. Too much calcium can be harmful but not as likely with laying hens. There are many companies that make starter and layer pellets/crumble. They won't always be these % so I read the bag and look it up online. Also paying attention to your chickens is the best way to know if extra calcium or protein is needed. I am sure that you do, just as I do. Depending on where you live and how the chickens are raised can also affect their needs. I have spent a lot of time researching, reading and asking questions before I started raising my chickens and I haven't stopped.
You can feed your birds whatever you like but don't tell me I'm WRONG?!? unless you have a real reason to back it up. I welcome new information but just because it's the way you do it doesn't make it the only way.
I live in Moulton, North Central Alabama, Hatching Eggs For Sale,, English Chocolate Bantam Orpington's $40 a Dozen,,,, Black, Blue, Splash LG Fowl Ameraucana $35 a Dozen,,,, Barred Rock Bantams $20 a Dozen,,,, My Jubilee Orpingtons just started laying and I will be selling chicks and hatching eggs from them Also I will sell a few of my True Araucana eggs,
Foolishness. Ignorant people preaching about things they know nothing about. Maybe they should do a little research before telling you what to do.