100% CERTIFIED ORGANIC!!! Chicken, Pig, Livestock Feed!

Are you raising Chickens, Pigs, or other ...?? We have CERTIFIED ORGANIC, GLUTEN AND GLYPHOHOSATE FREE, bulk inputs for your animals! We can provide grain, whole or rolled, as well as complete input replacements with higher protein and vitamin mineral supplement for your layers, broilers, pigs, etc! Our inputs utilize 100% CERTIFIED ORGANIC Grains, Faba Beans, and Peas. We Do not use: SOY, CORN, WHEAT, BARLEY, or CANOLA, and it is GLYPHOSATE FREE(!) as well as GLUTEN FREE! We typically offer by the tote bag - half tote "1/2" (500kg) or whole tote (1000kg). We can also supply smaller amounts. We put together your order fresh for you as it is placed, please allow us a few days to put it together for you.

Organic Oats. - half tote 445, whole tote 795 (suggested) Rolled organic Oats. - half tote 495, whole tote 895 (suggested) Rolled organic Oats, Faba Beans, and Peas. - half tote 545, whole tote 995 (suggested) (adding in Beans raises the protein eliminating the need for a higher protein supplement) Rolled organic Oats, Faba Beans, Peas and "FERTRELL NUTRI-BALANCER" supplement. - half tote 645, whole tote 1195 (suggested) We now also offer Aragonite from Fertrell as well, pricing: add 50 to half tote and 100 to full tote of whatever mix you wish. For Pigs - Rolled organic Oats, Faba Beans, Peas and "FERTRELL Swine Grower" supplement. - half tote 645, whole tote 1195 (suggested) Does not include tote bag.

Check out " https://www.fertrell.com/poultry-nutribalancer " for more info on this SUPERIOR supplement! To figure out cost comparison to what you are buying at the feed store in 20kg bags, multiply what you are paying per bag by 25 for the half tote size and multiply by 50 for the whole tote. We are based in the Athabasca area and can deliver, please contact.

Here are some links for more information about Faba Beans utilized in poultry and bovine inputs.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-62282-7 "Overall, the use of faba bean as an alternative to soybean meal in the diet of broiler chickens had positive effects on meat quality. It is important, because it could be an alternative for small-scale farms..."

http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/livestock/dairy/facts/16-057.htm

https://academic.oup.com/tas/article/5/3/txab094/6292146