This organic, corn, and soy-free chicken feed is generally well-received. Chickens enjoy the taste, and it produces solid eggs. However, some users are concerned about the use of seed oil instead of olive oil.
The feed is certified organic and non-GMO, appealing to health-conscious buyers.
Most chickens enjoy the taste of this feed, which encourages healthy eating habits.
Chickens produce solid, hard-shelled eggs with orange yolks, indicating good nutrition.
Some users are concerned about the use of seed oil instead of olive oil.
Some chickens may be picky about certain ingredients in the feed.
There are reports of inconsistencies between different batches.
Factors: Storage conditions, Chicken preferences
Yes, it is organic and free from corn and soy, making it suitable for chickens with specific dietary needs. However, some users are concerned about the use of seed oil.
The feed comes in a 30-lb bag, which is a standard size for chicken feed.
"This feed looks beautiful and smells great. Not many middlins. Our chickens love this feed for the most part. None of them seem to like the green peas!"
"I have 12 chickens, initially they ate the first bag but when I received the second bag they won’t eat it any more they leave it in the pan, even the wild critters won’t eat it. I don’t know if it’s just this one batch or what the issue is but I won’t purchase this again"
This chicken feed is a hit with chickens and produces high-quality eggs, but the use of seed oil instead of olive oil may be a concern due to potential health implications.
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