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Favorite laying chicken feed? (Mold pic on 2nd & 3rd pic)
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Hey, chicken enthusiasts! 🐔 Are you on a quest for the perfect laying feed? Our fellow flock friend, /u/Kayleighxxc, has been dealing with a frustrating dilemma—moldy bags of “Purina Layena 16% protein layer pellets.” Despite the bag looking dry on the outside, it seems that mold has become an unwelcome guest. With this recurring issue, Kayleigh is reaching out for help and advice: Is this a common problem, or is there a better laying feed out there? If you’ve had success with other brands or have tips for avoiding moldy feed, now’s your chance to share! Let’s cluck together and help Kayleigh keep her feathered friends happy and healthy! 🥚✨
 | Hi, does anyone have any recommendations for a good laying feed for my chickens? I’ve been purchasing “Purina Layena 16% protein layer pellets” but unfortunately almost every time I get a bag there’s mold somewhere throughout the bag (you’d think I’d learn my lesson sooner) 🫠. But I just got and opened a new bag (2nd & 3rd pic on this post) a few days ago and there was mold right on top and just throughout the entire bag (bag wasn’t wet at all on the outside) but I assume it got wet at a certain point … anyways. Any laying feed recommendations? or is this just … normal … and I’m just over exaggerating? 😬 [link] [comments] |
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