New Country Organics | Corn-Free Classic Layer Chicken Feed for Laying Hens | Corn-Free and Soy-Free | 17% Protein | Certified Organic and Non-GMO Chicken Food | 50lbs Bag

Feed is great! I appreciate the quality of the feed for my hens. Seller could improve packaging. They used to ship the feed bag within a box which provided some protection from the shipping process. Now, the feed is shipped without a box, just the feed bag itself. I’ve had continual issues with the feed not arriving because of damage. This last time the feed arrived with its bag taped up and banged up. When I weighed it on arrival, it was 45.8 lbs rather than 50 lbs.

I have raised my birds since they were chicks on New Country from Starter and Grower feed to this Layer feed. It's easy to ferment and the girls love that, but they also really enjoy it unfermented as well. I chose corn free due to being in very HOT Texas and only supplement cracked corn when the weather gets in the mid-thirties and under, which is not very often. They hit the grower stage in November and seemed to need supplemental protein even on the grower formula, but that may be due to the cold and filling out the rest of their feathering all at the same time. When I started them on this Layer feed they were really excited about it. Opening the bag it looked great, very clean and dry with a good smell. The girls don't seem to need as much of it either now that they finished out their initial growth spurt. This really is a great brand and worth the price for happy, disease-free birds, who love to bounce around and play.

Appreciate zero corn. Chickens have no problem with it. Will keep buying.

The product is great however, I am consistently receiving the bag ripped open from fed-ex because of miss handling or it's undeliverable because the bag ripped apart during shipping. They used to deliver the bag inside a box. Now it's just the bag. I am very disappointed because I really liked this product. I wish they would go back to boxing the bag.

The chickens eat it. I ferment their food and the non-organic food I sometimes buy from a local farm for $14 compared to $90 smells much better when it soaks and ferments. But I don't know, egg production seems the same, which isn't much during the winter. I'd like to buy organic products, but at the cost I probably won't ever purchase this again.