Certified Organic | Non-GMO Project Verified | Soy Free | Raw | Whole Grain
We manufacture Certified Organic chicken feed (also good for ducks), turkey feed, pig feed, goat feed, and more! All of our feeds are soy free and canola free, while our Naturally Free line of products are also corn free. Our feeds are completely raw with our limited processing technique. We source grains organically grown and we mill to order in the Pacific Northwest. When you use our feed, you can rest assured that you are protecting your animals, your family and your health, because “you are what your animals eat!”
As a family business, we are happy to be helping backyard chicken farmers, and other home livestock producers, to make honest and true choices about where their food comes from. Raising your own chickens for quality eggs and meat gives you a direct connection to your food that is both profound and fun. Feeding your livestock Certified Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified feeds supports the healthy lifestyle that more and more families are working towards.
We are dedicated to providing you the best quality Certified Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified feeds available.
All our best to you! – The Scratch and Peck Family
A Peck of Prevention for Salmonella
Chickens are lovable. They’re therapeutic. They’re hilarious. Plus they provide us with delicious eggs (fr-hens with benefits!) But as wonderful as chickens are, they risk carrying salmonella, and therefore we must take precautions when handling our hens and their coops. Salmonella is one of the most common causes of food poisoning in the United States. ...
Why We Leave Oyster Shell Out of Our Feeds
When a hen is laying, she needs a higher level of calcium in order for her body to produce eggs with strong shells. However, providing a higher quantity of calcium equally among the flock during laying season may lead to problems if all your chickens aren’t laying. That is why we believe it is better ...
Feeding a Mixed Flock
Your flock — all lovely ladies of laying age. But then chicken math gets the best of you and you find yourself with chicks, which grow into pullets, and wait, did one of those pullets just crow? Now you’ve found yourself with chickens of different ages, plus a rooster, and a flock with differing nutritional ...