I love this feed .... and so do my ladies. It is from VT but I can get it in CT.Green Mountain organic feed. I think it's made locally in Vermont so maybe not available everywhere.
I get plenty of eggs. I don't need my girls to work any harder.
I might have seen this at The Barn Store in Salisbury in our state @ChicNmomGreen Mountain organic feed. I think it's made locally in Vermont so maybe not available everywhere.
I get plenty of eggs. I don't need my girls to work any harder.
We don't have that store here. I get it at Blue Seal.
Nature-wise 20% all flock smells good to me. It's the first time in my life that animal feed in a bag didn't smell disgusting. I was pretty shocked, maybe I was just hungry that day, but it smelled kind of like basil pesto and I wanted some
Now it smells good to me as well! Almost a bit like pizza. I think it was just the difference in smell that I didn’t like.Nature-wise 20% all flock smells good to me. It's the first time in my life that animal feed in a bag didn't smell disgusting. I was pretty shocked, maybe I was just hungry that day, but it smelled kind of like basil pesto and I wanted some
I like that your govt distinguishes between ruminants and other livestock, and has allowed animals back into poultry feed. But what exactly is the "restricted animal material" included in it?I buy Thompson & Redwood Poultry Mix.
For baby chicks I give them the Chick Starter Crumbles, which is medicated to prevent coccidiosis. However the chicks eat the poultry mix without a qualm.
Once all the hens are laying I'll occasionally feed them a bag of Layer Pellets. But most of the time my hens eat whatever they find in the garden - grass, bugs, spilt grain, any food scraps I have thrown to them, the odd mouse they catch...
