Why is there layer feed 18% with corn and when should I feed that to my chickens?
Feeding 18% Layer + Corn could be a great option during cold weather or when your flock needs an extra protein boost due to molting or decreased access to forage. Choosing a feed depends on what works best for you and your flock; what’s suitable for one flock is not always good for all flocks.
Feeding Chickens
Why is there powder in the bottom of my bag?
What else should I feed my hen besides feed?
What does a complete diet feed mean?
Can I feed my chickens kitchen scraps and supplement with chicken feed?
Which feed format should I pick for my flock?
How do I transition my chickens to a new feed?
My chickens won’t eat their new feed, what should I do?
Can I switch my chickens to Grower feed when they’re not laying in the winter?
What is the shelf life of your whole grain mash feeds?
What is the shelf life of your Crumble feeds?
What is the shelf life of your layer pellet feed?
What supplements should I give my hens with their Layer Feed?
What supplements should I give my pullets with their Grower Feed?
What supplements should I give my chicks with their Starter Feed?
Can I feed this to my mixed flock?
What are the benefits of fermenting feed?
How do I ferment feed?
Can my quail eat your chicken feed?
Can ducks, geese, and waterfowl eat your chicken feed?
Can I ferment the layer feed?
Can I ferment the grower feed?
Can I ferment the chick starter feed?
When do I choose layer feed with corn over regular layer feed?
When do I choose 18% protein over 16% protein feed?
Why does my chicken need layer feed?
Why does my chicken need grower feed?
Why does my chick need starter feed?
Can I ferment the pellets?
Can I ferment the crumbles?
How much do I feed if I’m fermenting the feed?
How much do broilers eat?
How much do chicks eat?
How much do grower chickens eat?
How much do laying hens eat?
My chickens are free-range, do they still need grit?
Can my chickens digest whole grains?
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