Chicken feed diy
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If you have a large flock, non-GMO chicken layer feed can cost a pretty penny. Here's how to make your own 16% protein feed.
Laura Sage saved to chickens
If you have a large flock, non-GMO chicken layer feed can cost a pretty penny. Here's how to make your own 16% protein feed.
5 ingredients
Produce
- • 5 cups Split peas - high protein
Pasta & Grains
- • 5 cups Millet
- • 4 cups Oat groats - b vitamins
- • 10 cups Pearl barley
- • 5 cups Wheat, hard red
Nancy Miller saved to chicken info.
I saved $450 on my chicken feed bill and you can too by implementing these 4 changes into the way you feed your chickens and buy feed! #chickens #chickenfeed #backyardchickens #homesteading #homestead
Organic Daily Post saved to Raising Chickens
It can be challenging to find the perfect homemade chicken feed recipe. This simple formula makes it possible to adjust your chicken feed to your own needs.
Lara Babb saved to Backyard chickens
Want to give organic chicken feed to your flock, but can't afford the high prices? Making your own is a snap. This article shows you how and exactly what to buy.
Raising mealworms for free chicken feed. How to raise a constant supply of mealworms (cheaply) for your chickens! #backyardchickens #chickens #homesteading #farming #backyardfarming #sustainableliving #homesteadskills #poultry
Lenore Bush saved to Chickens
Learn how to make chicken feed for your laying flock that is nutrient-rich and non-GMO, and with no drop in egg production! Try it today!
8 ingredients
Produce
- • 1/2 cup Garlic powder
- • 19 cups Split peas
Pasta & Grains
- • 12 cups Barley
- • 10 cups Millet
- • 8 cups Oats
- • 14 cups Wheat, hard red
Other
- • 1/2 cup Food grade diatomaceous earth
- • 1/2 cup Kelp
Andrea Antell saved to Home & Garden
With the price of feed constantly rising, check out my tips and tricks with "Chicken Feed on a Budget"! #chickens
Susan Busek saved to Chickens!
Growing fodder cheaply. Fodder is a great supplement for chicken and livestock feed in winter. Here's how to grow fodder indoors without spending a lot of money!
Court saved to Chicken feed
Supplementing chicken feed with plants is great for your chickens and your pocket too! The amazing thing is that you can actually grow some of these plants right in your backyard garden (or even plant them their own garden!). Take a look at some of these plants that you can grow to help supplement your chicken feed. #chickens #Livestock
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