Price of layers pellets

[RichmondHens]

I would steer clear of a pellet/corn mix. Corn should only be fed as a treat late afternoon, not as part of the regular feed.

[winstonwobble]

£5 from york the one nr the livestock market if you're anywhere nr there

[moola]

£7.50 for Allen & Page, Smallholders

[lettucegrow!]

eeh, you lot up north have got it good.£5 a 20 kg bag of pellets? you lucky wotsits!

[Snadger]

eeh, you lot up north have got it good.£5 a 20 kg bag of pellets? you lucky wotsits!

Problem is, because its colder here the chooks eat more, so its swings and roundabouts!

[pdblake]

I'm paying £8.33 from BATA.

.....Ditto

[Hans Mum]

£5.99/20kg Flytes of Fancy Brand

[Polly Fouracre]

£11 for Mole Valley organic. I know it's expensive and I know that all may not be as it seems but at the very least it is G.M. free and my grandchildren eat the eggs/meat.

[BUFFS]

My pellets are £8 from the pet shop in ayr,chooks love them in morning,some corn early afternoon and rice/sweetcorn for overnight fuel,egg production has actually gone up since clock change(been very warm for time of year),but that will probably change soon.cant believe the size of bluebell eggs compared with blackrocks,o.h. Says its all the feed, but they are paying for themselves.seems to be no logic on layers pellets prices,seems they can charge what they think they can get away with, we should make a site carrying all the best prices around the country,to stop anybody being ripped off,money is tight everywhere these days,would it be possible?only learning on this at the moment.

[hodge911]

just bought some farmgate layer pellts £5.50 a 20kg bag

[HayleyB]

Farmgate £5.95 or £5.45 if ten bags are bought

[Madasafish]

£5.10 for 20kgs..

[SuzyQ]

I think you are all very lucky to get the prices you do in the UK. Here in SW France the cheapest I can get is 15 euros for 25kg. so no cheap eggs for us.

[Eco-Chic]

Yeah but you get sunshine without having to brave our ghastly airports

[bluemoon]

We pay £8.05p for 20kg of Smallholder Range. It's the only GM free brand that I can get locally, if I was prepared to use the bog-standard stuff it would cost £6.25 for 20kg.