Mile Four 18% Organic Whole Grain Grower Chicken & Duck Feed
In a Nutshell
- Product highly loved by chickens.
- Chickens leave larger peas undisturbed by this feed.
- Major issue with inconsistent quality especially of larger bags.
Quick Verdict
This feed is popular for its organic ingredients, but users report inconsistent quality in larger bags. High price might not justify the quality issues.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Inconsistent quality in larger bags
Prevention: Provide larger bags with anti-fungal additive
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Organic Ingredients (2)
Many users appreciate the organic and fresh ingredients.
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Chickens Loved the Taste (6)
Multiple reviews mention that chickens love the taste of this feed.
Cons
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Inconsistent Quality (4) minor
Some bags, particularly larger ones, have inconsistent quality issues.
Quality Trend: Declining
Some users reported decline in quality in larger bags of 23lb but not in smaller size of 2lb and much disagree if buyer will catch the smell fungus or something
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Chicken owners — satisfied with ingredients and chicken's love for the feed
✗ Skip If
- • Those looking for smaller price range — highlighted by multiple reviews about value for the money
Durability & Care
Factors: storage, storage time
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Store in cool dry place.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Should I buy more than one bag of Mile Four 18% feed?
It’s suggested to get smaller sizes and segment into more bags.
Highlighted Reviews
"My chickens have had both the Starter and Grower feeds from Mile Four, and they love them. Will definitely get the Layer feed when they are older. Great feed."
"Too much of this food was not consumed by my Buff Orpingtons and some of the food was in pretty big pieces. Too much wasted for me to ever buy it again. Someone needs to put the feed through the grinder and the leaves must already be ground."
Bottom Line
Customers appreciated the organic ingredients but often found it hard to justify the price for mixed quality.