GRUBSFARM Better Than Dried Mealworms for Chickens 5LBS - Non-GMO 85X More Calcium Than Live/Freeze Meal Worms, Chicken Feed Molting Supplement, BSF Larvae Treats for Layer Hens, Ducks Wild Birds Food

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"GRUBSFARM not only promotes stronger eggshells and healthier feathers but minimizes the protein feed and calcium supplements costs. My cost per dozen of eggs is at or around $0.8. Hoping to get it down to $0.50 if I can free range them. It's a smart investment." — Bonnie S. Kruse, Chicken Keeper from Florida. GRUBSFARM non-GMO black soldier fly larvae for chickens is all about helping you have a happy, healthy flock of egg-laying’ ladies. We raise fly grubs on farms in China and cooperate with college professors to improve the methods of producing and processing grubs. It's also why we can offer high quality but affordable BSFL in the US. We closely monitor each phase of the BSF lifecycle to ensure quality and consistency for our customers and follow strict American regulatory standards. Everything your funny feathered friends love and need to bring an abundance of joy & eggs to you and your family every day.【PLEASE note that "Made in the USA" tag is just a marketing ploy and used to inflate the price】 - GRUBSFARM are all-natural, protein-rich and calcium-rich balanced treats. These fly worms support strong and healthy growth, help prevent egg deformation and promote stronger eggshells & healthier feathers & speed up the molting process to allow hens to regain energy and normal egg output levels. - GRUBSFARM contains Lauric Acid aka healthy fats, which naturally support your hens’ immune systems. Mealworms have low calcium levels (0.05%), no Lauric Acid and sadly aren’t as healthy as our BSFL. In conventional feeds, chicken protein feed is obtained mainly from soybean and fish meal (SFM). Bonnie replaced 45% SFM with GRUBSFARM in her laying hens’ daily diets. She was able to achieve a 16.0% higher Cost Benefit Ratio and 25.0% better Return on Investment when the birds were reared on this ratio of our grubs compared to the original conventional diet.