Price of feed.

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Buster121
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I used to pay £8.60 for a 20kg bag of all rounder now I pay £13+ not far off double and that has increased over about 9 months, has been stable last couple visits to get some just hope not speaking to soon now
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Murray wrote: Thu Jan 12, 2023 10:06 am
Buster121 wrote: Thu Jan 12, 2023 6:44 am I used to pay £8.60 for a 20kg bag of all rounder now I pay £13+ not far off double and that has increased over about 9 months, has been stable last couple visits to get some just hope not speaking to soon now
That is very interesting, Buster. Just goes to show how the price of everything is being pushed up.
Just out of interest, what brand of feed do you use, and why do you find it the best?
Down under we only have a few companies supplying pigeon mixtures. Not a lot to choose from.
It is the farms own widowhood mix but no different to the all rounder I buy sometimes from Bamfords which is just under £15 per bag and what I had to purchase today as no farm mix until next Tuesday
I find it the best as no different to Bamfords and there is less waste with it than other mixes I have used
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Buster121
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When I was mixing my own I only used peas(white and blue/green), beans and maize saved loads money as other say but had a lot of waste as 2 sections used to leave lots peas so went back to the mix
Sadies Lofts home of decent birds just a useless loft manager, and now a confirmed loser but proud :D :D
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