

We made these just for you! Merchandise your feed store or spruce-up your site with these digital downloads.


Have you heard of lespedeza? It's a type of bush clover in the pea family and has a ton of great benefits for your sheep and goats. They are especially effective in the winter as your baa-utiful herds aren’t getting as much grazing time outside.


Cold weather is here in many parts of the country! Keep your livestock healthy and comfortable with proper wind protection.
Windbreaks or shelters are critical for reducing cold stress, especially in cattle. Whether it’s natural barriers like trees and hills or man-made options like fences, walls, or small barns, a little protection goes a long way in helping keep your animals warm.
How do you shield your animals from the elements? Let us know in the comments!
#LivestockCare #WinterFarming #CattleTips #NewCountryOrganics
As the weather cools down, not every crop can handle the chill—but plenty thrive in winter!
Test your winter crop knowledge with our fun crossword puzzle and maybe even discover a new favorite to plant in your garden this season. Do you have a favorite winter crop?
#WinterCrops #OrganicFarming #SustainableLiving #NewCountryOrganics


We LOVE sharing resources that help teach your little ones about the joys of farming and homesteading. So if you’re looking for a new read, check out 'The Year at Maple Hill Farm'.
It’s perfect for these cozier months of the year - and helps teach your kiddos how changing temperatures may affect the day-to-day on a farm. What are your go-to reads for your littles? Drop your favorites below!


Did you know that grazing plants lose their nutritional benefits as the temperatures drop, making it harder for your cattle to get their necessary vitamins from grazing alone?
All signs point to it being a good time to consider beefing up your herd’s diet with a mineral and vitamin supplement. Our Beef Mineral Mix is packed with Vitamins A, D, and E, giving your herd that extra boost they need to stay strong all season long.


It’s starting to feel a bit chilly in many places across the country! While we personally like to keep our animals warm with our cozy bedding products, here are a few other ways you can help protect your farm friends against the dropping temperatures this season.
Looking for extra bedding? You can find some on our website today! How do you like to keep your animals warm?


The weather may be changing but our products are still the same top-quality! Thanks, Wayne, for sharing how our layer feed has helped your flock through the seasonal changes! Hearing that your animals are thriving and producing more food for you and your loved ones is why we come to work every day.
You can shop for this Classic Grind Layer feed on our website, available in sizes from 25lbs to 2000!


We’ve heard rumors that family farms are dying out…truth is – that’s not true! While the farming landscape has changed over time, 97% of all American farms are still family-run, and 88% are classified as small family farms. You all rock.
We’d love to know what you grow or what animals you take care of, so go ahead and leave some emojis that represent your farm or homestead!


Pop Quiz: the average milking dairy cow drinks __ gallons of water every day.
Clean, cool water is critical for animal health and performance, especially during the colder months when water may become frozen or inaccessible. We recommend using water heaters or insulated containers to help keep water accessible for your animals this winter. Also, make sure you’re frequently refilling their water supply and regularly checking on any automatic watering systems.
Well, did you get the answer right? If you guessed 30-50 gallons — you’re correct! That’s a whole lot of water for just one cow.
Bears, foxes, raccoons, skunks — not exactly the animals you want hanging around your farm. Since October is Animal Safety & Protection Month, we wanted to highlight some information about keeping farm friends safe from unwanted guests.
Check out these tips and find more information about friends and foes on the farm in this clucking awesome blog post: https://www.newcountryorganics.com/blog/friends-and-foes


Happy America Recycles Day! Did you know there are a number of ways you can recycle or reuse your NCO packaging? There is a whole blog post with ideas — check it out at: https://www.newcountryorganics.com/blog/recylcing-reusing-composting-and-you-ways-to-reduce-trash-and-clutter
Share your recycling tips or creative suggestions for reusing items in the comments!
Fish Meal is one of the ingredients we love to feature in our omnivore feeds. It packs a nutritious punch to support your animals’ energy levels, sleep, and so many other health functions.
Swipe to see a bit more about what it is and what yummy products we include it in.
Fun fact: flaxseed and flaxseed oil have a number of health benefits for many farm animals (and people) you may be taking care of! Swipe through to learn a little more about these ingredients and the reasons we make sure to include them in our products.


This makes our hearts so happy! We absolutely love hearing about your animals thriving while eating our feeds. If you have a story about how our products have helped your animals, we'd love to hear it!
It may be Non-GMO Month, but we’re proud to be GMO-free and Certified Organic all year long!
Not only are our products free of GMOs, but our suppliers use no synthetic processes or chemicals when growing various ingredients. We know your animals have thrived using our products and we’re proud to go above and beyond to provide fully organic options.


Did you know that alpacas are some of the most hygienic livestock? Not only do they have minimal odor, but they groom themselves and attract fewer flies than other farm animals. They are herd animals through and through (they even poo together) so they are easier to clean up after!


Happy Pumpkin Day! Not only are pumpkins great for carving, but their insides can also be a great treat for your chickens.
Your flock will love pecking at the vitamin A-, B-, and C-packed squash and enjoy a healthy dose of digestion-supporting fiber. It’s the perfect seasonal treat for you and your flock!


Looking for a new treat to try this season? Check out this no-bake pumpkin treat recipe – pumpkin parfait cups. You may already have all the ingredients! It's an easy recipe for little ones to help out with and yummy for all ages.
Directions:
- Combine yogurt, pumpkin puree, pie spice, and maple syrup/honey into a bowl and mix together.
- Fill ¼ of your chosen containers (we recommend small jars) with the mixed yogurt, then a layer of chopped bananas, then granola/crushed graham crackers. Continue to layer, leaving space at the top of the container.
- Top with granola/crushed graham crackers, whipped cream, and dust with a bit more pumpkin pie spice/cinnamon!
- Add any of your favorite yogurt toppings like nuts, dried fruits, or bananas, and enjoy!


Thanksgiving isn’t too far away, so while you’re picking your pumpkins and enjoying some apple cider, don’t forget that fall is also the perfect time to be feeding your turkeys grower feed!
Our Turkey Grower is a blend of organic grains, kelp, fish meal, and vitamin & mineral mixes — all the yummiest and best things to help turkeys grow! We promise they will GOBBLE it right up.
You can buy some of our mix for yourself on our site today!


It’s that time of year when some of your chickens may be shaking their tail (and body) feathers - off! Molting season can call for a bit of extra cleaning of coops and special attention to nutrition so your flock can grow back healthy feathers.
Shop some of our chicken feed options today to help feathers grow BOCK nice and strong.


Happy fall, y’all!
During this time of year, it’s a good idea to have your animal’s health checked as future colder months are harder on their bodies. It’s also a good time to start giving them a bit more feed to help them build some fat stores for winter. Whether you make them hats and scarves is up to you, though…
It’s not too late to finish harvesting melons for the year! As the summer comes to an end, get the most enjoyment out of your fresh melons with these harvesting tips.
Always remember to handle melons with caution. Damage to cantaloupes can cause the insides to become watery, and if you aren’t careful with watermelons, the floor will likely enjoy it instead of you…


Word around town is that all the coolest chicks are eating NCO feed.
We love hearing success stories about your animals getting happier and healthier with our products. Thank you, Bambi, for the great review of our olive oil layer feed!
You may know them as a morning staple for humans, but oats are pretty important for your animals too (not exclusively for breakfast though).
We use organic whole oats in several of our feeds as they are great for energy, digestion, and more! Horses, cattle, ruminants, sheep, dogs, pigs, and poultry can all reap the benefits of oats.
Check out our oat feed options or any of the mixtures they are featured in on our site today!
Interested in adding sheep to your farm? Here are some basic care instructions to help get ‘ewe’ started!
Already have a flock of your own? Don’t be sheepish. Share some of your favorite sheep tips below!


A little worm told us today is National Read a Book Day.
Looking to get your little ones excited about reading? We recommend reading “The Farm That Feeds Us,” an illustrated story that explains a year in the life of running an organic farm!
Together, learn about seasonal activities, how you can support organic farming, and the ultimate organic glossary. Order a copy online or check your local bookstore for it today!
It’s National Farm Safety & Health Week AND Farm Animals Week! We’ve got some tips for kiddos (and adults) to stay safe around our farm animal friends.
Knowing how to be safe around the animals we love helps to keep them happy too! How are you celebrating with your farm friends this week?


Today we’re excited to give a special shoutout to all the women in agriculture! The equality of all farmers that bring good to our planet, people, and animals is close to our hearts.
Thank you to all our women in agriculture for all the hard work you do, and for paving a path for the next generation of young women!


Why did the chicken cross the road? Maybe it was to escape a predator.
When it comes to keeping free-range chickens safe, it’s important to know what animals they do and don’t get along with.
Your younger farmers can help keep your flock safe by understanding which animals to look out for on the farm. Read through the hints and learn a few facts along the way as you work to solve our crossword together!
Need a bigger hint? You can learn more about these friends and foes in our blog post: https://www.newcountryorganics.com/blog/friends-and-foes
This is a sign to add some “baaaa”-ckyard goats to your homestead. Other than being goofy, wildly entertaining pets, what are some other reasons to raise goats?
From companionship and pasture maintenance to milk production, the benefits of a herd go on and on. If you already have a goat bestie, share some of your best care tips with us!


Ever walk into your barn or coop and go – *sniff* what is that smell??
It’s no secret that our animals can leave some stinky smells behind. The culprit: ammonia.
This common problem is what helped inspire the creation of Bedding Buddy, a combination of montmorillonite and diatomite. Simply sprinkle Bedding Buddy generously over waste-covered areas to neutralize odors, absorb moisture, and most importantly, eliminate harmful ammonia from your barn, stalls, or coops.
Get yourself some Bedding Buddy and put stinky enclosures to bed.
https://www.newcountryorganics.com/beddingbuddy.html


Thanks for the awesome review, Christine! Feeding your goats the right nutrients is important to your family’s health (including the furry ones).
Our pellets for goats are perfect for supplementing a pasture or hay diet, providing ingredients that help support growth, lactation, gestation, and general management.
Give your herd the nutrition they deserve! Shop our goat pellets at a retailer near you or on our website: https://www.newcountryorganics.com/goat-pellets-40-pounds.html


Don't let pests bug your barnyard buddies this summer.
From garlic oil and vinegar to diatomaceous earth, try out these natural repellants to create a pest-free home for all your farm friends.
Although they’re a little different than the peas in our pantry, field peas are a great ingredient to add to your animals’ diets!
As a strong energy source comparable to corn but easier to digest, field peas are one of the largest protein sources we include in our products, unlike other feeds that rely heavily on soy.
Field peas can be beneficial on their own or mixed into your regular feed. So what are you waiting for? Shop pea products on our website today! https://www.newcountryorganics.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=pea
It’s back to school time, are you ready to put your organic farming knowledge to the test? If not, we’ve got a few reads for you.
With decades of experience practicing and learning about all things organic farming, we’ve gathered a few tried-and-true books full of insights suited for anyone raising or growing food.
Check out our organic syllabus for more of our favorite resources! Do you have a favorite book? https://www.newcountryorganics.com/education


What’s the deal with coconut meal? We’re so glad you asked.
Made from the white part of coconuts, including their healthy oils, this ‘cool’ energy source is rich in quality protein and has lasting benefits for your horse’s behavior and skin.
Your horse can enjoy these great benefits and more with our CoolStance Copra premium coconut meal. Shop at a retailer near you or on our website: https://www.newcountryorganics.com/coolstance-naturally-cool-feed-44-lb.html


Whether it's chirping chicks, playful piglets, or cheerful calves, we love seeing your young farm animals thrive on our feeds and treats.
Share the love of your little ones by dropping photos of your farm friends so everyone can see the growing animals this season!


At New Country Organics, our mission is about much more than feeding people and animals, it’s about being better stewards of our planet.
By focusing on soil health, we’re rebuilding the vitality and health of ecosystems and focusing on a mission critical to the human journey. We produce and distribute products that rebuild the soil and support the interconnected food web of microorganisms that live within it. And we couldn’t do it without your support.
Thank you to all our customers, partners, vendors, farmers, and everyone in between for supporting our mission.


You know your animals better than anyone, so why not feed them exactly what you want?
We’re excited to share our new custom feed option, where you supply the recipe or your feeding goals, and we do the rest!
Our facilities are soy-free and we use only Certified Organic North American grains and Organic or OMRI-certified inputs and supplements. So your animals are always getting the best quality, and you’re helping support organic efforts.
Fill out our web form with your feed needs to get started! https://www.newcountryorganics.com/custom-feed-form


Spice up your flock’s life by incorporating some chicken-friendly herbs into their feed and around your coop!
Our Flock Perfect Healthy Herbs are not only a healthy snack for your chickens, but also help protect your coop from parasite and microbe growth and keep your coop smelling fresh. The 11 different herbs in our mix are rich in vitamins A, C, and K, supporting your chickens’ respiratory, egg-laying, and overall health.
You can grab this mix from our online shop at:
https://www.newcountryorganics.com/flock-perfect-healthy-herbs-12-oz-bag.html


Did you know that you can buy our products in a store near you?
Our nationwide independent resellers are so important to our mission and our customers. They help make our products accessible while building up their local communities.
If you’re looking to buy our products in-store, use our handy map to find the closest retailer to you:
https://www.newcountryorganics.com/find-us
Are you getting the most out of your chicken feed? You can bring out more nutrients and benefit your chickens by soaking the feed in water, a process known as fermenting.
Scroll through to check out some of the top benefits of fermenting and learn how to ferment your own feed — no chemistry degree required!
Find more details and tips on fermenting your own chicken feed in our full fermentation guide: https://www.newcountryorganics.com/blog/how-to-ferment-your-own-chicken-feed
Give your birds a special treat with our featured ingredient: milo!
Milo is a grain, comparable to corn, that encourages slower digestion. It’s great for foraging, fermenting, and sprouting, making it a perfect snack for extra nourishment and enrichment.
You can easily shop these products and more by searching for ‘milo’ on our website, or shop our Pasture Perfect feed directly at https://www.newcountryorganics.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=pastured+perfect


As your chicks venture into their next stage of life, ensure they get the best nutrition with our grower/broiler feed. Our corn-free option is especially great for the summer heat.
Thanks for the great review, Carla! You can try out our Corn-Free Grower/Broiler Feed for yourself by shopping at a retailer near you or anytime online: https://www.newcountryorganics.com/grower-broiler-no-corn-40-pounds.html
Ah summer A time for pool parties, water balloon fights, and cooling off in the AC when things get just a little too warm.
Unfortunately, these activities don’t quite work for our animal friends, so how can you help them stay cool in the heat of summer? Three words:
Shade
Airflow
Water
Providing a shade enclosure to block the sun, proper air circulation, and continuous access to cold water can all help make sure your farm family stays cool and comfortable.
Read on for more details and let us know how you and your animal friends keep cool in the summer!
Have you heard about the benefits of adding alfalfa to your animals’ diets? Alfalfa is the primary source of all those fibrous leafy greens in our feeds – why?
It’s richer than grasses in protein, calcium, and several micronutrients while still being fibrous enough to aid in digestion.
Do you incorporate alfalfa into your animals’ diets? Let us know in the comments!


We know it’s unusual to exclude soy from an ingredient list – practically every edible product contains soy for one reason or another. So why did we decide to make animal feed that’s completely soy-free?
Soy can block vitamin and mineral absorption, cause hormonal imbalances, and contribute to allergies. Most importantly, it’s a filler, taking up space that could be used for more nutritious options.
Our soy-free feeds are Certified Organic, ensuring your farm gets the best ingredients possible. With a wide variety of options, we’re confident you’ll find the perfect feed for your animals. Shop online at https://www.newcountryorganics.com/all-products.html


Happy Mother’s Day from our farm family to yours!
Looking for a last-minute treat for mom? Why not cook her a farm-favorite breakfast that’s easy for dad and kids to make together? Simply sift the dry ingredients together then add in the remaining ingredients and mix until smooth. From there you just pour, cook, flip, and serve!
Top with strawberries and powdered sugar for some extra flavor, then serve with her favorite breakfast sides (we personally like eggs and bacon ).


Did you know pollinators like bees, butterflies, and birds help fertilize over 30% of our everyday crops? That’s a lot of work for such small creatures!
So what can you do to celebrate #NationalPollinatorMonth? Support these creatures by planting pollinator-friendly flowers, such as alliums, milkweed, and sunflowers; reducing pesticide use; and supporting organic farming practices!


Everyone loves a good frozen snack in the summer, and chickens are no exception.
If you’re looking for a quick and easy treat to help cool down your flock this season, try offering a mix of frozen fruits & veggies, like watermelon, cucumbers, and berries.
Looking for something a little more fun? Place a mix of fruit, peas, carrots, and seeds in an ice cube mold, fill with water, and freeze to create your very own popsicles!
What’s your favorite summer treat?


Now that all the April showers are over, we want to know — what May flowers are blooming in your garden?
Whether you’re a tulip lover or prefer a garden full of violets, we love seeing the beauty that blooms in spring. Feel free to share what’s been growing in your garden in the comments!
P.S. - it’s not too late to shop our selection of gardening products online https://www.newcountryorganics.com/all-products/organic-horticulture.html


Gertrude is wondering why you haven’t signed up for our rewards program yet.
Visit our website https://www.newcountryorganics.com/rewards and sign up today to earn points every time you shop or leave us a review, then redeem your points for discounts on feed for your animals!
It’s so easy a chicken could do it.


Did you know corn-free feed is a great way to help keep your flock cool in the warmer months?
But don’t just take our word for it – check out how our corn-free feed helped Catherine’s hens beat the heat of summer!
Shop this product and more on our website https://www.newcountryorganics.com/layer-feed-corn-free... today and provide your flock with a layer feed designed to keep them happy and healthy.


Glad to hear we could “kelp” your goats, Toni!
Our kelp-based mineral is a great free-choice vitamin to help support hormone
balance, lactation, gestation, and overall well-being.
Check out our product for cattle, goats, and horses here:
https://www.newcountryorganics.com/kelp-based-mineral-for-cattle-goats-horses-40-lb-bag.html
✳️ P.S. - If you’re looking for a great mineral for your sheep, be sure to give them
our kelp-based mineral option specifically designed for sheep!


Why should you look for certified organic on your feed label instead of non-GMO?
We may be able to think of a few reasons….
Certified organic guarantees that the grains in your feed haven’t been treated
with chemical herbicides, pesticides, or fertilizers. It’s the best way to ensure your
animals receive the top-quality feed they need to remain strong and healthy.
Just like us humans, all flocks have their own dietary needs and preferences.
That’s why we create a wide variety of certified organic layer feeds guaranteed to
be the ‘bawk’ of the town (or in this case, farm).
So whether you have an old-school classic flock or one that’s really into
antioxidants, check out a few of our best-selling layer feeds, and react to let us
know which one is your flock’s favorite.
Learn more about which type might be best for your feathered friends:
https://www.newcountryorganics.com/blog/how-to-choose-the-best-layer-feed-for-your-flock


April may bring showers, but it also brings National
Gardening Month! Do you know what’s in your soil?
The soil around your flowers, crops, or in your pasture needs
minerals to grow and flourish like all living things.
To celebrate National Gardening Month, take some time to learn
about your land and feed your soil some beneficial minerals!
Providing your flock with the ingredients they need to grow and thrive is
essential to a flourishing farm.
Can you help our chick grow happy and healthy with the right feeds?


Chicken Feeds


Classic Starter Feed


Classic Grower/Broiler Feed


Classic Grind Layer Feed


Corn-Free Starter Feed


Corn-Free Grower/Broiler Feed


Corn-Free Layer Feed


No-Wheat Layer Feed


Unmilled Layer Feed


Pastured Perfect Starter Feed


Pastured Perfect
Grower/Broiler Feed


Pastured Perfect Layer Feed


Olive Oil Starter Feed


Olive Oil Grower/Broiler Feed


Olive Oil Layer Feed


Scratch Feed


Starter Crumble


Layer Crumble


Layer Pellets


Corn-Free Layer Pellets


Gamebird Crumbles

