Mule City Specialty Feeds Blog

Why Non GMO Chicken Feed Is A Smart Choice For Local Farmers And Homesteaders  

Why Non GMO Chicken Feed Is A Smart Choice For Local Farmers And Homesteaders  

What can non-GMO chicken feed do for your flock?

From where we stand at Mule City Specialty Feeds, this shift is not a trend, it is a practical way to feed birds with more transparency, more control, and a stronger story behind every egg and bird that leaves your farm.  

So let’s walk through what sets Non GMO chicken feed apart, how our milling practices support freshness and consistency, and how these feeds can plug into a practical, workable program for the birds you care for every day.  

USDA Organic Chicken Feed Arrives: Why This New Option Matters for Local Flocks

Best Chicken Feed For Laying Hens: Fresh, Local Options For Productive Flocks

If you care about steady egg baskets and healthy birds, the search for the best chicken feed for laying hens is not just a quick online chore. It is a daily decision that affects shell strength, yolk color, and how confidently you can sell or serve those eggs.  

In this guide, the focus stays on what truly makes a feed right for a laying hen, how to choose between mash, crumbles, and pellets, and where Mule City layer feeds fit into a practical program. 

By the end, a feed tag should feel less confusing and more like a helpful tool for matching hens to a ration that supports stronger shells, consistent lay, and a flock that looks as good as it performs.

Why Your Homemade Chicken Feed Is Costing You Eggs

Why Your Homemade Chicken Feed Is Costing You Eggs

You pour your heart into raising a healthy, happy flock. That often leads you to try mixing homemade chicken feed. You want total control over what goes into their beaks. It feels like the natural next step for your homestead. But suddenly, egg production drops. You visit the nesting boxes and find nothing day after day. We know this frustration well. The problem usually hides inside the nutrition label you do not have. Hens require precise nutrient ratios to lay consistently. A simple grain mix often fails to meet these high demands. You’re likely missing microscopic essentials like specific amino acids. Your hens cannot produce eggs without these building blocks. Calcium levels must align perfectly with phosphorus. Protein sources need the right bioavailability. Vitamin premixes are difficult to measure at home. Your good intentions might unwittingly starve their reproductive systems. We will explain why professional formulation supports your flock better.