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This video is going to teach you how to cut your backyard chicken feed bill, not by formulating your own home made chicken feed, but by simply fermenting chicken feed. Fermenting chicken feed is an easy and much healthier way of feeding your backyard chickens. ALSO WATCH Broilers VS Layers VS Free range chickens • Broilers VS Layers VS Free range chickens:... The fermented whole grains provide good gut health, requires less feed per serving, and is a simpler way of unlocking nutrients from the grains. Fermented chicken feed can also be fed to all homestead chickens ducks, guinea fowls, turkeys, and quails. Also note that broiler chickens, road runner chickens or free-range chickens, layer chickens, day-old chicks, ducks, geese, turkeys or guinea fowls can all eat fermented feed. When you ferment chicken feed or duck feed or poultry feed, you are basically making your chickens, ducks or poultry eat less and get full as if they ate a lot. Not only that, you are also helping your birds extract as much nutrients from the feed as possible, something that you would not easily attain had you not fermented the feed. So this video will explain the advantages of using fermented chicken feed, then go on to teach you how to ferment chicken feed or duck feed or any other poultry feed and you will also learn the Dos and Donts of chicken feed fermentation. Please kindly support Best Farming Tips Youtube channel by making a Paypal donation of any amount on https://paypal.me/bestfarmingtips For more farming tips and articles, kindly visit my website https://www.bestfarmingtips.com Subscribe to Best Farming Tips Youtube Channel here: / @bestfarmingtips