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Introducing the Founding Flock Sample Program
Starting something from the ground up is equal parts exciting and humbling. Bryer Milling is officially open, the mill is running, and we’ve just launched The Bryer Milling Field Journal: our new newsletter focused on livestock nutrition, farming practices, milling processes, and life on a working farm. To celebrate the launch, and to thank our very
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Why Freshness Matters in Livestock Feed (And Why Small-Batch Milling Makes a Difference)
At Bryer Milling LLC, freshness is a core part of how and why we formulate feed the way that we do. As a small-batch feed mill, we focus on ingredient integrity, realistic storage timelines, and consistent formulation. Table of Contents Feed Is Not Shelf-Stable Forever Over time, even dry feeds lose vitamins and nutrient effectiveness due
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Why Mealworms Make Sense in Poultry Feed
A closer look at protein, fat, and biologically appropriate nutrition. Mealworms are increasingly recognized as a biologically appropriate ingredient in poultry nutrition. This article explains why dried mealworms work so well in complete poultry feed, how we use them responsibly, and where they fit nutritionally. As more poultry keepers pay closer attention to what goes
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Understanding the Nutritional Needs of Senior Horses
Nutritional Requirements of Senior Horses The nutritional needs of senior horses significantly differ from those of young and active horses. As horses age, their digestive system undergoes changes that can affect nutrient absorption. Older horses may have lower energy requirements and often exhibit a decline in their ability to metabolize certain nutrients efficiently. Thus, it
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Guide to Raising Mealworms E-Book Release
Celebrating the E-Book Release We are thrilled to announce the release of the e-book version of the Bryer Milling Guide to Raising Mealworms! This concise yet comprehensive guide is now available on Amazon as a Kindle e-book and can also be downloaded directly from our website as a PDF. Whether you are a novice in
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Proper Nutrition for Mixed Poultry Flocks
The unique considerations for non-laying poultry. Proper nutrition is a fundamental aspect of poultry management, essential for promoting health, productivity, and overall well-being among birds. In mixed poultry flocks, where both laying hens and non-laying birds, such as roosters and non-laying hens, coexist, the dietary needs can vary significantly. Understanding the unique nutritional requirements of
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Dietary Prevention of Urinary Calculi (UC) in Sheep & Goats
Urinary calculi is a common, deadly, painful, and often preventable disease with a poor long term prognosis. It is mainly a disease of castrated wethers due to potential stunting of growth of the urethra, although bucks and rams are also at risk. UC is far more common in goats than sheep, so take extra precaution