Money Saving Ideas For Feeding Chickens
I definitely feed my chickens food scraps and they look forward to them
These videos have given me more ideas like growing some things that will be healthy for them and less expensive than giving them totally purchased feeds although you know I give them the best food ever
Kalmbach Feeds and they lay almost 100% eating this
I and they love these feeds!
But I'm thinking of growing more things to add green suppliments in addition to our favorite feed
The Amish Method That Feeds Chickens Without Grain (only $1 a week). Video YouTube
What You'll Learn:
How chickens naturally find a large portion of their own food
Why free-ranging can reduce feed costs significantly
The role of kitchen scraps and garden leftovers
How simple setups can support healthier, more active birds
The smart habist that make low0cost feeding possible
How Amish Replace Chicken Feed With This 5 Free Plant And Grow Forever Plan
🌱 Resources Mentioned:
→ Azolla starter cultures: search "azolla starter culture" on Etsy or Amazon
→ Comfrey root cuttings: search "Bocking 14 comfrey root" on Etsy
→ Moringa seedlings: available from most tropical plant nurseries online
→ Tree collard cuttings: search "tree collard cuttings" on Etsy
→ Amaranth seeds (grain variety): Golden Giant or Hopi Red on Amazon or Baker Creek Seeds
9 Kitchen Scraps The Amish Feed Chickens here
🥚 What You'll Learn:
→ The #1 Amish kitchen scrap that supercharges laying hens
→ Cheap natural chicken feed alternatives the Amish swear by
→ How to increase egg production naturally — even in winter
→ Amish foods that improve egg yolk color and shell strength
→ A simple backyard chicken feeding schedule for maximum eggs
How To Feed Chickens For Free Here
These 8 Plants Replace Chicken Feed Completely here
1 Comfrey
2 Sunflowers
3 Moringa
4 Amaranth
5 Calendula
6. Stinging Nettle
7, Chicory ~ Perrenial
8. Mulberry Tree Dwarf everbearing Mulberry
You don't have to fertilizer those they improve the soil on their own and produce
I already feed chicken safe scraps and now have more ideas to save and feed more
I've yet to try all of these ideas
Happy Backyard Chicken Raising!
Until Next Time
