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OHNAME Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae

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Quick Verdict

Dried black soldier fly larvae provide a high protein treat for chickens. They also offer an excellent source of calcium to enhance egg quality.

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High protein treat for chickens

Chickens excited every morning

Less odor than alternatives

Improves egg quality

Key Takeaways

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High protein snack for chickens.

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Odor is less potent compared to other treats.

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Sourced directly from the factory.

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Helps improve egg strength and quantity.

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Chickens enjoy foraging and pecking.

Transcript
I got a few trial chickens to see if this was something that I wanted to do and it turns out that I love having chickens. I'm Sarah with WTI and as much as I love having chickens, they love these dried black soldier fly larva as a high protein treat. They get so excited every morning when I come out because they know they're going to get a song about how much I love them and some soldier fly larva. I'm not really sure if they like the song but they're going to get it anyway. I love giving them this treat because I know that they're getting a high protein snack that's also an excellent source of calcium to make their eggs stronger and more plentiful. I've been giving these to my hens for about a month and they still get excited every morning to have them. I like to scatter them around the run so that they can scratch and peck to their heart's content. I've tried other dry larva and mealworms for my chickens and sometimes that odor can be overwhelming but I was surprised to find that the odor of these black soldier fly larva was not as potent as some of the other treats I've given them and I didn't even have to hold my breath. So if you're ready to have the happiest chickens on the block then I think you should check out the soldier fly larva from O'Name and that's my point of view.
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FAQ

What is the protein content of the larvae?

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The larvae are described as a high protein treat for chickens.

Do the chickens actually enjoy these larvae?

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Yes, the chickens get excited every morning to receive them.

How does the smell compare to other treats?

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The odor is not as potent as other dry larvae or mealworms given to chickens.

Is this a good source of nutrition for laying hens?

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Yes, it provides an excellent source of calcium for stronger eggs.

How long have the chickens been eating these?

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The larvae have been given to the hens for about a month with continued enthusiasm.

Can these be scattered for chicken foraging?

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Yes, scattering them allows chickens to scratch and peck to their heart's content.

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