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
Organic Starts at Day 1
We’re into our third year celebrating Organic from Day 1 and we have more stores standing with us than ever before! How? These stores are showing their support of organic by providing chicks that are raised in a separate brooder on our Naturally Free Organic Starter feed, Cluckin’ Good Organic Herbs, and Chick Grit. When ...
Ambassador Spotlight: Eve Scott
Give us your elevator pitch on who you are and what you enjoy. I love living life with family, friends, and animals, both pets and wild. I am a native Northern Californian and have experienced rural, suburban, and urban lifestyles throughout my life. I am beyond fortunate to say that I have done a lot ...
What’s the Difference Between 16% and 18% Protein Layer Feeds
Throughout the lifetime of your chickens, their dietary needs will change. When they’re little and still developing, they need a high protein feed that supports their rapid growth and developing feathers. As development slows and your chicks grow into pullets (chickens that haven’t reached laying age), their protein requirement decreases. Once laying age is reached, ...