Kalmbach Feeds Layer Pellets, 25 lb
- Type
- Layer pellets
- Bag size
- 25 lb
- Medicated?
- Antibiotic free
Best for Everyday laying-hen feed
Kalmbach layer pellets and crumbles, organic layer and starter feeds and Flock Maker all-flock crumble, compared by listed protein and bag size.
See Kalmbach Feeds on AmazonBest for Everyday laying-hen feed
Best for Hens that prefer crumbles
Best for Organic-fed laying flocks
Best for Mixed flocks with ducks or geese
Best for Meat birds from day one
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Kalmbach Feeds is a family-owned Ohio feed mill. In our catalogue:
Kalmbach suits flocks of four or more hens that can finish a 25 lb bag within about a month, and mixed flocks that run on one all-flock crumble. Pellets usually waste less than crumbles; crumbles suit hens that started on crumbles. The 50 lb bags make sense for bigger flocks or duck keepers, but store them dry in a metal bin. Switch pullets to layer feed around 18 weeks or at the first egg.
Use the feed and egg cost calculator with your own bag price to compare bag sizes.
Manna Pro sells 16% layer feed in 8 lb bags; Purina makes Layena+ in 40 lb; Scratch and Peck offers organic layer mash in 10 lb. For all-flock and starter feeds, Purina Flock Raiser and Manna Pro chick starter bundles are common picks.
Best for Small flocks buying feed in small bags
Best for Laying flocks needing extra protein
Best for Organic, soy-free layer diets
Best for Mixed hatches of chicks and ducklings
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