POLL: TAINTED / POISONED CHICKEN FEED LINKED to CHICKENS NOT LAYING EGGS! SWITCH TO GOAT FEED TO PREVENT THE PROBLEM

We had liberal asshole women curse about half this nation over Trump. Now we've had sickness and death, the chickens quit laying, and it wouldn't surprise me if the milk dries up in the cows next.

Someone in this thread thought maybe it was a LACK of L-Lysine. MAYBE.

(whatever it is, is not killing chickens apparently, only stopping them from laying eggs.)

Last Edited by Butch DeFeo on 01/23/2023 05:54 PM

I will attest that my chickens have not laid any eggs for the last 4 months. Molting can last up to 8 weeks, so we know that's NOT the reason. All are also way younger than when they stop laying when they get older.

Eventually WEFtards will go full spectrum! Be ready!

Start stocking up on extra food!

Also, rabbits are pretty good for their meat and pelts. They can be housed in a garage, obviously can't be free ranged.

You should read what I wrote a little slower next time …

Problem is they want to stop natural gas to homes and restrict propane too .

Maybe it's because they're vaccinating the chickens.

Bill Gates has said he plans to put mRNA in the food supply to vaccinate the unvaccinated.

They may have already been doing this.

It very well could be what was responsible for bird flu, swine flu, mad cow disease etc, and they may very well blame the effects of the vaccines and mRNA they put into the animals on those again.

Rookie chicken farmers don't understand how much protein their chickens need to lay and how much light they need everyday to keep pumping out eggs during short cold winter days.

Mine get 12 hours of light right now and get fed producers pride from tractor supply. 20 chickens are laying 10 eggs everyday. I'm very happy with that right now, being January in Montana.

Our chickens haven't produced any eggs in over 6 months. Very odd indeed

Its weird you mention it because i never really thought about it. I used to give them egg layer but i stopped because it was a pain in the ass to mix in with the feed that i keep in 50 gallon drums.
So i thought they chickens just stop laying because its winter. But that isnt the case. Because of me being a little lazy with the mix i switched over to the feed for the goats and chickens. Im in the dead of winter its gonna be zero degrees even tonight, and my chickens are still laying eggs, i never would have put 2 and 2 together until this thread.

And my chickens eggs are big and healthy! I have 4 chickens because i eat a lot of eggs and now i cant keep up with there laying, and give eggs away at my wife's workplace.
And with the food chain being poisoned on every, this year im buying a couple of cows to raise.
I unplugged from public water and fast food 15 years ago and am amazed at the health benefits, mental and physical.

If your not doing something your giving up valuable ground in this war.

I've heard many complaints about how the chickens aren't producing eggs like they use to. Some are new to the game, while others have raised chickens for decades. Many have started blending their own feed, and have added a couple lights to their coops.
Chickens naturally slow down egg production in the winter, so the extra lighting usually remedies the problem.
Personally, I wouldn't feed my chickens, or any other animal Purina feed. I believe the Purina dog food is what made my dog sick.

Same thing here with my chickens. Last year, around the same time (fall to winter) I was getting probably 0.33 eggs per chicken, per day. Now I'm getting about 0.33 eggs per chicken, per week.

I notice that when I feed them canned corn, they lay a lot more. I do the canned corn when I run out of the 50 lb bags of scratch and layer feed. I also do it at times the temps are expected to be below freezing.

I'm definitely going to be trying goat feed...though I'll have to experiment again with the scratch and layer feed to ensure the change in # of eggs isn't just due to temps warming up.

Last Edited by FivelCubed on 01/23/2023 09:38 PM

Its obviously not China because Biden would have sold all the eggs to China for $$$. That is one case gone.

Hint Monsanto never went to jail. Still trolling around.

There used to be arsenic in chicken food. I don't know if they stopped doing it altogether, or cut the amount back.

Commercial laying feed is predominantly roundup ready GMO soy. This is not good for the health of the flock. With my Dad's advice, I switched to a mix 3:1 of COB (corn,oats,barley) and game bird feed, (millet,sunflower,peas,wheat) Egg production tripled, remained steady through the winter, and molts dropped from every 3 years to 7 years.

The meat from spent hens was way better than soy birds. I sold these old girls live and made a profit over replacement costs. I canned some of them up for my kitchen too.

Thanks for the canned corn advice, i hadnt thought of that, in tough times.

you can buy 40-50lb bags of black sunflower seeds at feed stores for under $30.

sprout 1 cup of them at a time in 2 quart jars.

i have 5 jars going in a cycle on my kitchen counter.

1 bag of seeds has fed my 6 chickens for almost a year.

no reduction in laying at all

you can also grow millet as easy as you can grow grass.

millet is great chicken feed.

Planning to get away from store feed, but have 9 hens that were chicks in late July.

Only have fed them TCS feed, scratch, oyster shells and all the bugs they can get (some mill worm treats too), and table scraps.

Took until Nov/ Dec to get any eggs, but now I have 6-8 eggs a day for the past 3 weeks.

In tx.

free range them as much as possible....make your own feed for them to supplement....don't buy that overpriced/ modified crap from the box stores

ITS FOR REALS!!! TRACTOR SUPPLY IS POISONING THE FEED!!!

Online claims have emerged, corroborated by others, that the popular “Producer’s Pride” chicken feed sold by the Tractor Supply chain has been recently altered and that its new formulation is causing chickens to stop laying eggs. Some suggest a deliberate reduction in the amount of protein in the feed may be causing the reduction in egg production.

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