Raina, Sounds like a good plan. I use the same poultry conditioner and other ingredients, along with brewers yeast except instead of peas and canola, my feed is made with organic fish meal sold by Fertrell. Organic wheat is first, oats corn, white millet, and sunflower hearts. I had mine made at 18-20% depending on if it is cold out, if they are molting, and if I have chicks my feed is made so all can eat it. Oyster shell on the side. I put in an order for 1500lbs at 20% made so all can eat it. Chickens need animal protein.
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Cathryn rainbowsilkiesTM in Michigan
From: Rania <raniah_99@yahoo.com>
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> Cathryn, I plan on feeding my girls soy free organic chicken laying feed.
>
> Here's the listing of ingredients
>
> Certified Soy-Free Organic Poultry Feed
>
> After a couple of years of trial and error and a lot of research, we now offer soy-free organic layer pellets and chick starter/grower crumble mixes. Poultry diets require a balanced level of amino acids to achieve a standard level of production. Most plant-sourced proteins fail to provide those specific amino acids. Organic canola seed meal and organic peas are the best combination of plant proteins to accomplish these goals.
>
> Many customers have asked to purchase a soy-free alternative to our soybean meal-based feeds for reasons of personal health and nutritional philosophy. Research lead by the Weston A. Price Foundationhttp://www.westonaprice.org/soy-alert has featured articles on the subjects of human diets, non-toxic agriculture and holistic therapies. As these efforts of education, research and activism gain momentum, it has become economically practical for Modesto Milling to manufacture these specialty formulations. We look forward to working with breeders seeking the soy-free feed option for their poultry.
>
> *Organic Soy Free Layer Pellets #6020
>
> Use: Layer pellets are formulated to be a complete feed, but are also useful as part of a pasture-based diet. Layer pellets can be fed starting at 15-18 weeks of age.
>
> Ingredients: Organic corn, organic canola meal, organic wheat, organic peas, limestone, organic sun-dried alfalfa, moncalcium phosphate, Redmond Conditioner (clay), organic flaxseed, diatomaceous earth, organic kelp meal, Redmond Sea Salt, DL methionine, poultry vitamin & mineral premix, organic garlic granules, organic horseradish powder, organic star anise oil, organic juniper berry oil
>
> Guaranteed Analysis: Crude protein min 17%, crude fat min 2.0%, crude fiber max 6.5%, ash max 15.8%
>
> I chose soy free because I'm allergic to soy.
>
> Here's the listing of ingredients
>
> Certified Soy-Free Organic Poultry Feed
>
> After a couple of years of trial and error and a lot of research, we now offer soy-free organic layer pellets and chick starter/grower crumble mixes. Poultry diets require a balanced level of amino acids to achieve a standard level of production. Most plant-sourced proteins fail to provide those specific amino acids. Organic canola seed meal and organic peas are the best combination of plant proteins to accomplish these goals.
>
> Many customers have asked to purchase a soy-free alternative to our soybean meal-based feeds for reasons of personal health and nutritional philosophy. Research lead by the Weston A. Price Foundationhttp://www.westonaprice.org/soy-alert has featured articles on the subjects of human diets, non-toxic agriculture and holistic therapies. As these efforts of education, research and activism gain momentum, it has become economically practical for Modesto Milling to manufacture these specialty formulations. We look forward to working with breeders seeking the soy-free feed option for their poultry.
>
> *Organic Soy Free Layer Pellets #6020
>
> Use: Layer pellets are formulated to be a complete feed, but are also useful as part of a pasture-based diet. Layer pellets can be fed starting at 15-18 weeks of age.
>
> Ingredients: Organic corn, organic canola meal, organic wheat, organic peas, limestone, organic sun-dried alfalfa, moncalcium phosphate, Redmond Conditioner (clay), organic flaxseed, diatomaceous earth, organic kelp meal, Redmond Sea Salt, DL methionine, poultry vitamin & mineral premix, organic garlic granules, organic horseradish powder, organic star anise oil, organic juniper berry oil
>
> Guaranteed Analysis: Crude protein min 17%, crude fat min 2.0%, crude fiber max 6.5%, ash max 15.8%
>
> I chose soy free because I'm allergic to soy.
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