
8 Files | 151-Page Method Book | 6 Steps | 1 Year of Real Ledger Numbers
Instant download • Works for 6, 12 or 25 hens • Use it on screen or print it
"The feed store sells you the bag. It doesn't sell you the sense to know when you're done needing it." (Levi's grandfather)
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Every number checked against a university, a feed table or a feed-store receipt


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8-in-1 Half-Feed Flock kit: one method book, one real-year case study, five fill-in sheets and a live calculator
The Lost Feed Method (151 pages): 6 steps (the jar, the tray, the pot, the bed, the bin, the neighbors), added one a week
The Two Rules that keep the eggs coming while the feed bill goes down
A 30-Day Planner that paces you so you never change too much at once
Bin-Lid Cards you tape up by the feed bin, by the bucket and on the coop door, readable in 10 seconds
A Feed Calculator (Excel / Google Sheets): type 4 numbers and it tells you your bill and your savings
The Half-Feed List: what to buy, where to get it, and what NOT to buy (about $160 total, once)
No app, no login, no videos to sit through. Start tonight with a feed receipt and 10 minutes.

“Exclusive”
The Proof: One Flock, One Year, Off the Ledger.
January: 12 hens · $56/month · $1.09 per hen per week
Day 30: $47, a fifth off in the coldest month
June: $23, less than half
December: $44
The year: $444 spent instead of $672, so $228 saved
"Four months in here cost more than the month before, and I've left them in, because those months are where most keepers give up." (Levi)
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Stop guessing. Start counting.
Most people who keep chickens have never written down what the flock actually costs. They buy two bags a month, add the scratch, the treats and the mealworms, and call the eggs "free."
Random tips don't follow a method.
A YouTube video tells you to ferment feed. Another says to grow fodder. A third says cut the pellets out entirely. That last one is wrong: your hens do fine for one season, then thin shells and bad feathers show up in the second winter.
One clear method beats scattered tips.
The Half-Feed Flock puts it all in order: six jobs, added one a week, in the order a Pennsylvania farm kitchen did them for forty years.
Why this works (and random tips don't):
A proven order, starting with the jar in week 1, because it costs nothing
Two rules that protect the egg basket while the bill drops
Honest numbers: which months the savings come, and which months they don't
A written ledger, so you see the bill moving before the receipt tells you
The result: a fifth to a quarter off your feed bill in the first 30 days, about half in the warm months, and about a third over the whole year, with the dark months left in.
Fill in the Bill tonight, raise the feeder two screws, and start the first jar.
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The Lost Feed Method, the 151-page book (value: $27)
The Case Study: 12 Hens in January (value: $12)
The Workbook (value: $12)
The 30-Day Planner (value: $9)
The Bin-Lid Cards (value: $12)
The Feed Ledger, 12 months (value: $9)
The Feed Calculator (.xlsx) (value: $17)
The Half-Feed List (value: $9)

Know your numbers, and buy only what pays for itself.

The kit also comes with two tools that keep you from wasting money:
✨ Say goodbye to the mystery feed bill. Hello, clear numbers.
See your bill: per month, per year, per hen per week
Check a ration before you buy for it
Know which months the savings come (and when not to panic)
Avoid the two expensive mistakes: buying too big too early, and buying what a neighbor gives free
Track the exact month the flock pays for itself
Included with your kit: Bonus 1 | The Feed Calculator + Bonus 2 | The Half-Feed List
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