Has anyone used Bryant Grain Companies poultry feed?

[Dirtydog]

They have a center near me. I'm interested in their 22% Start-Grow-Layer Krumble. Anyone used it/know what is in it/recommend using it? Currently using Texas Natural Feeds chick starter. I'm just trying to feed them good, if i can figure out how to feed them cheaper that would be great. Thanks for helping me!

 

[cjpines]

They have a center near me. I'm interested in their 22% Start-Grow-Layer Krumble. Anyone used it/know what is in it/recommend using it? Currently using Texas Natural Feeds chick starter. I'm just trying to feed them good, if i can figure out how to feed them cheaper that would be great. Thanks for helping me!

Go non GMO for healthier chickens.

 

[Chris09]

Go non GMO for healthier chickens.

The biggest down fall with non-gmo feed is that everyone of the manufacturers seem to think chickens are vegetarians/ herbivores when there not.
Chickens are omnivores and need animal proteins and fats in there diet.

 

[Dirtydog]

Sorry it took so long to get back. Not really worried about their fat intake because of our cat. It kills stuff and the chickens then steal the carcass. Plus they free range from 5:30am till i get home around 7 or 8pm. I just want the filler they eat at night to be good for them.

 

[chickenlover847]

Bryant grain is local in my area they are based out of aledo tx I'm be honest you would be better going with purina 1 they have been around longer 2 they are cheaper or if you are willing to travel to Burleson tx try Burleson feed mill but you do have to buy 100lb at once

 

[cjpines]

Bryant grain is local in my area they are based out of aledo tx I'm be honest you would be better going with purina 1 they have been around longer 2 they are cheaper or if you are willing to travel to Burleson tx try Burleson feed mill but you do have to buy 100lb at once

If you go with Purina, they sell an organic layer feed, but I don't see it listed on their product page. We went to one of their seminars and they talked about their organic feed. Layer feed is the only organic they sell and maybe you may have to ask for it.

 

[chickenlover847]

If you go with Purina, they sell an organic layer feed, but I don't see it listed on their product page.  We went to one of their seminars and they talked about their organic feed.  Layer feed is the only organic they sell and maybe you may have to ask for it.

I'd go with this it is the best layer food purina has http://poultry.purinamills.com/OURPRODUCTS/Products/LayenaPlusOmega3/default.aspx

 

[chickenlover847]

If you go with Purina, they sell an organic layer feed, but I don't see it listed on their product page.  We went to one of their seminars and they talked about their organic feed.  Layer feed is the only organic they sell and maybe you may have to ask for it.

where are you located because I called purina mills and the organic layer feed is only available in the Pacific northwest

 

[cjpines]

where are you located because I called purina mills and the organic layer feed is only available in the Pacific northwest

Yes, I'm in the Pacific northwest.

where are you located because I called purina mills and the organic layer feed is only available in the Pacific northwest

Yes, I'm in the Pacific northwest.