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Purina Backyard Healthy birds and nutritious eggs start with optimum nutrition. We proudly make quality, research-proven feeds for backyard flocks across the U.S.
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Easy. Simple. Endlessly rewarding. The Farm to Flock® 1-2-3 System makes it easy to feed your growing flock. Explore mo...
06/04/2026

Easy. Simple. Endlessly rewarding. The Farm to Flock® 1-2-3 System makes it easy to feed your growing flock.

Explore more about the system: https://spr.ly/6182B8ouUn

06/04/2026
05/31/2026

Because we recommend keeping chicks on Farm to Flock® Starter Food for their first four to six weeks from hatching, now might be the time to check if they’re ready for Farm to Flock® Grower Food! If you feel their beaks are not quite big enough to handle the bigger bits in Grower, stick with the Starter Food until you think they’re big enough.

05/29/2026

You know you’re a chicken person when…



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05/28/2026

If it’s been four to six weeks since hatching and your chicks’ beaks are big enough, they’re ready — it’s time for Farm to Flock® Grower Food! With high-protein mini pellets and nine whole grains and seeds, it can help prepare your flock for a future of healthy egg laying.

05/24/2026

Consider it a party with a purpose — that shallow hole with loose dirt your chickens have dug for themselves is both fun for them and helps prevent external parasites such as mites and lice. Party on, ladies!

YES, they’re all they’re cracked up to be — and more! 🐣🐥🐔 Curious about that “and more?” Get your free Chick Care Guide ...
05/23/2026

YES, they’re all they’re cracked up to be — and more! 🐣🐥🐔

Curious about that “and more?” Get your free Chick Care Guide here: https://spr.ly/6189B8GofD

05/20/2026

Raise your hand if you’ve Googled “is my chick ok?” 🙋‍♀️ New chick parenthood is a journey, and you’re not alone. The Farm to Flock® Chick Care Guide is your tip-filled partner on this adventure. Get it here: https://spr.ly/6188B86ldy

Tami Mullins, Purina flock ambassador and owner of Rusty Moose Farms, knows how to grow a flock. Here are her hard-earne...
05/15/2026

Tami Mullins, Purina flock ambassador and owner of Rusty Moose Farms, knows how to grow a flock. Here are her hard-earned tips on her process:

1️⃣ Start slow: Tami raises her flocks using the side-by-side method, so they can see each other and get used to each other’s presence.

2️⃣ Free range during the day: After they’ve grown up together and they’ve reached a safe age to be roaming about, she lets both flocks free range together.

3️⃣ Go to bed apart: At night, they’ll go back to their own separate coops for at least two nights.

With that approach, she hasn’t run into issues once they do move into one big, happy coop together.

Every flock is unique, and luckily, there’s a home for every kind of flock. Here are a few of our favorite kinds: 🏠 Trac...
05/14/2026

Every flock is unique, and luckily, there’s a home for every kind of flock. Here are a few of our favorite kinds:

🏠 Tractor: If you’ve got a small flock in a big yard, this wheelbarrow-inspired structure helps your flock explore new areas, control insects and fertilize the lawn.
🏠 Wagon: This four-wheeled structure works well for housing and moving larger flocks.
🏠 Coop: It’s the classic choice for a reason! This endlessly configurable option is easy to maintain and predator-proof.

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4001 Lexington Avenue N
Arden Hills, MN
55126

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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(800) 227-8941

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