How much should you feed meat birds? We’re bringing back this blog post, because every spring we receive lots of questions about how much meat birds will eat. This post helps you get to an answer, which depends on the breed and your goals.

Black soldier fly larvae or mealworms? Are they the same thing? Which is the best choice for chickens? We offer an easy answer.

If you’ve ever thought your chickens won’t eat pelleted feeds (which are, incidentally, generally less expensive), you’ll love this story.

Why corn doesn’t belong in animal feeds. Our "no corn, no soy, no GMOs" promise is at the heart of our feed formulations. But so what? Why does it matter?

Why does protein matter even more in cold weather than warm? Learn why your birds need more protein and why we put more protein in our feeds.

Wondering about all the nutrition terms? This glossary will help!

Our fish meal puts bones, organs and heads to good and efficient use, letting us add protein, calcium, phosphorus and other minerals that your animals need. Our customers share our sustainability ethics, and sometimes ask about the use of fish meal in some of our feeds. Read on to learn how we’re making good use of leftovers…

Chickens don’t always love making the switch to pellets. But there’s so much nutrition packed into ours that it’s worth making the switch. Learn more...

Not all of our feeds are pelleted, though only pelleted options are currently available online for chickens. Read why sometimes we go with a mix of grains and pellets.

Some feeds have given pellets a bad name, causing an association with dust, crumbles and diminished nutrition from the pelleting process. Union Point’s pellets are cold-pressed and near-zero dust. Learn why.

How you can help your hens live their healthiest life and how they’ll repay you in eggs. Keep reading.

We offer a helpful article about sprouting or fermenting feeds. You can sprout and ferment ours, but it is not necessary. Read why.

Chickens have only 24 tastebuds but they’ll still cluck about a small change to their feed. Read our tips.

A large feed company issued a recall that prompted questions about how our mill avoids quality control issues. We discuss protocols here. Read more.

Our grub bugs are part of a beautiful cycle; they're fed post-consumer produce that would otherwise go to waste. Your hens eat these tasty treasures and then you eat their eggs. No waste. All healthy. Read more.

We couldn’t have done it without our customers. Over the years we’ve watched as more and more people commit to nutrition that acknowledges the importance of sustainable sourcing and ingredients. Read more…

Our feed is pictured in Patagonia’s Winter 2019 Workwear catalog! Quality milling is hard work, and gestures like this help make it all worthwhile! (And talk about some beautiful animals!)

How hard can it be to make your own feed, anyway? Grandma used to do it, right? We look back at how homemade and mass-milled feeds used to try to hit the protein levels we achieve. Keep reading.

Our customer say this photo in a field of corn being grown for ethanol. We loved the acknowledgment from the farmer. Read more.

Why we modify our hours of operation when it’s extremely hot.

This message is most important for our wholesale buyers who pick up their orders from the mill…