Organic Feed Store

Give us a call/text or message if you have questions or don’t see the feed you need. Once you are ready to order, please use our Order Request Form. We’d be more than happy to discuss the best feed options and products or share with you how we care for our own livestock.

Once you have submitted your Order Request, we will create an invoice for the items we have in stock. We appreciate your patience since this is a manual process as we ensure your items are available.

For Special Orders, please note payment is due upfront and must be picked up within 3 days of notification of arrival.

We accept Cash or Venmo. Special orders must be paid for in advance. We request full payment to reserve feed with Venmo.

We will notify you for pick up via text and email. We will do our best to work around the times that are best for you. Please be on time for your Pick Up Appointment as we have limited space for orders. If we are unable to meet you at the time of pick up, we will place  your order in one of our pick up carts. If we have multiple pick ups at one time, we will place a name card on your items.

We are a small operation with limited space. We do not hold orders, even with payment. Please make arrangements at time of order.

Special orders must be picked up within 3 days of the order arriving. There is a $2/bag holding fee incurred after that. Any special orders not picked up within 1 week of arriving will forfeit any special orders in the future.

Yes! We place orders monthly and would be happy to add any products from the New Country Organics catalog to our order. Please call, text or email for pricing.

When you visit New Country Organics’ website, the prices listed do not include shipping or tax. For example, one 50lb bag of Classic Grind Layer shipped to Charlotte, NC, is around $66.75.

Our prices include shipping from the New Country Organics mill to our farm.

• Starter Feed – Hatched to end of week 5 – all birds (meat or layers)
• Grower Feed – 6 weeks to 16 weeks (or until you see the first egg) for Pullets (Laying Hens) and Roosters. For Meat/Broilers – 6 weeks to processing. Do not feed baby chicks or laying hens grower feed.
• Layer Feed – Begin when you see the first egg. This is great for roosters too after they are off the grower feed.
  
  

*** Do not feed layer feed to baby chicks ***

Layer feed contains a higher content of calcium that can hurt chick’s kidneys and it also lacks protein vital for their fast growing bodies.

• Starter Crumble for Chicks and Ducklings – Hatched to end of week 5
• Duck Feed – 6 weeks+