Organic Chicken Feed – Starter Chick Mash, Non-GMO, USA Grown, 21% Protein, Corn-Free, Soy-Free, Non-Medicated Chick Feed, 2 lb Sample

My chics love it. Good quality. Happy with the ingredients. Very hard to find a corn free feed so this was a nice find.

Expensive, but very clean and my chicks love it and grow strong

New to the chicken game and this got me going. Picture this, I put a few eggs in an incubator and didn't expect much. One day as I was heading out to work, I hear chirping. I'm looking around wondering how a bird got into my kitchen, then it hit me. Chicken must have hatched. Sure enough, there was a chicken, Adama, I named her. I had no clue what to do. Quick phone calls gave me some guidance. Ordered this for the little chick, same day delivery. Adama and I were on our way to a beautiful relationship. Great ingredients, fresh and digestible.

You can tell it’s great quality ingredients but I just wanted to say I’m grateful the bag was filled to the brim so you get every Pennie’s worth haha

Delivered quickly. Good product and price.

It is expensive but my chicks absolutely love it. It's perfect for my little seramas. In just a few minutes they were screaming for more.

I purchased the starter mash (2lb bag) because we did an incubator of chicken eggs this year in my classroom and we were only keeping the chicks for a few days before sending them to their forever home (with one of the students). This mash was organic and had the correct protein content; it looked high-quality and the information in the item listing was thorough and helpful. Mostly though I was looking for a small bag since I’d only be feeding chicks for a few days! This product was absolutely perfect and the chicks loved it. We got hanging feeders and waterers and they worked like a charm.The children did try fermenting a portion of the food too, to see what the chicks would prefer. They did not care for it wet (24 hours or 72). So we just went with feeding it as-is.

This is a very tiny bag of chicken feed for the price that you pay. It appears to be somewhat finally milled various grains, probably enough for one to two chicks for a week once they get growing.