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Sustainable Scratch™ for Chickens

$29.90

Corn-Free, Soy-Free, GMO-Free Seasonal Grains, Seeds for a Happy, Healthy Flock

A corn, soy and GMO-free supplement and treat to be fed in addition to a complete feed to encourage foraging and healthy behaviors. Sustainable Scratch™ -- unlike most scratch grain – is built on the rich harvest we enjoy here in the Pacific Northwest. We use a variety of locally grown crops and seasonally available ingredients, including wheat, groats, triticale, millet, flax, maize, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, sorghum, milo, wild rice, other native seeds, yellow, green and maple peas. All Non-GMO, of course.

Scratch feeds traditionally serve two purposes: They add targeted nutrition and give your birds healthy fun to go along with their feed. Foraging, pecking, scratching in the soil and competing with each other for the tastiest morsels provides variety and enjoyment. In good weather, scattered scratch grains encourages foraging and bug hunting; in bad weather scratch grains provide lively entertainment. (We all know busy birds are happy birds.)

PRICES

The following prices are effective March 1, 2026 and reflect increases in costs since our last increase on April 1, 2024. Pricing is based on how many bags you buy as a single order. We discourage you from buying more than you will use in 4-6 months. You are paying for fresh product that's packed with nutrition. Don’t undo the goodness by stockpiling. Prices are shown with a 3% discount for cash payments. Payments made by credit card or electronic check are welcome, but we add 3%.

Sustainable Scratch (40 lb. bags)
1-15 Bags – $33.90
16-49 Bags – $31.90
50+ Bags – $29.90

Not a wholesale buyer? This product is available in smaller quantities and can be ordered online and shipped direct to you. Click here.

Corn-Free, Soy-Free, GMO-Free Seasonal Grains, Seeds for a Happy, Healthy Flock

A corn, soy and GMO-free supplement and treat to be fed in addition to a complete feed to encourage foraging and healthy behaviors. Sustainable Scratch™ -- unlike most scratch grain – is built on the rich harvest we enjoy here in the Pacific Northwest. We use a variety of locally grown crops and seasonally available ingredients, including wheat, groats, triticale, millet, flax, maize, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, sorghum, milo, wild rice, other native seeds, yellow, green and maple peas. All Non-GMO, of course.

Scratch feeds traditionally serve two purposes: They add targeted nutrition and give your birds healthy fun to go along with their feed. Foraging, pecking, scratching in the soil and competing with each other for the tastiest morsels provides variety and enjoyment. In good weather, scattered scratch grains encourages foraging and bug hunting; in bad weather scratch grains provide lively entertainment. (We all know busy birds are happy birds.)

PRICES

The following prices are effective March 1, 2026 and reflect increases in costs since our last increase on April 1, 2024. Pricing is based on how many bags you buy as a single order. We discourage you from buying more than you will use in 4-6 months. You are paying for fresh product that's packed with nutrition. Don’t undo the goodness by stockpiling. Prices are shown with a 3% discount for cash payments. Payments made by credit card or electronic check are welcome, but we add 3%.

Sustainable Scratch (40 lb. bags)
1-15 Bags – $33.90
16-49 Bags – $31.90
50+ Bags – $29.90

Not a wholesale buyer? This product is available in smaller quantities and can be ordered online and shipped direct to you. Click here.

 
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  • Crude Protein, minimum: 12%
    Crude Fat, minimum: 5.0%
    Crude Fiber, maximum: 7.5%

  • Willamette Valley and Pacific Northwest grown wheat, oats, millet, flax seed, triticale, pumpkin seeds, green, yellow and maple peas; may also include wild grains, sorghum, milo, wild rice and/or other locally produced grains as available, vegetable oil.

  • This is a treat to be fed in addition to a complete feed not to exceed 10% of the birds’ feed, as too much will dilute the balance of nutrients in the complete feed. Provide plenty of fresh, clean water. Provide grit for proper digestion of whole grains. Introduce new feeds gradually. Do not feed old, moldy or insect-infested feeds.