FarmCenter's Chicken Feed
FarmCenter's Chicken Feed
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Free yolk card + flock log in your first box
The 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Put it on the feed and watch the pan. If your hens won't eat it, message us within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
- 🪱Dried larvae in every scoop
- 🌿Paprika, oregano, garlic, pumpkin seed & flax
- 🥄1 scoop per hen: one pouch feeds 5 hens for 30 days
✔Over 12,000 sold
My hens are picky. Will they eat it?
It's built around the part hens go looking for: chopped dried black soldier fly larvae in every scoop, so they dig through the crumble and take the herbs down with it. The crumble is coated, so it clings to pellets instead of sinking to the bottom of the pan.
How much do I feed?
One level 3 g scoop per hen, per day, sprinkled over the morning feed. One 1 lb pouch covers 5 hens for 30 days. Prefer to mix ahead? One pouch blends into about 37 lb of layer feed.
Is it a medicine?
No. It's a daily feed topper made from food ingredients, designed to support everyday gut health as part of a normal diet. It isn't meant to diagnose, treat or cure anything. If a hen looks unwell, talk to your vet.
What if my hens won't eat it?
Message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery of your first order. We'll walk you through the return and send a full refund. No forms, no hoops.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are processed within 1–2 business days, and you'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your pouch ships.
What’s inside
Ingredients You Can Read Out Loud
Sweet paprika, oregano, garlic, pumpkin seed, flaxseed and dried black soldier fly larvae, held together with a little probiotic yeast and a food-grade binder. Open the pouch and it smells like a spice rack, not a feed-store chemical. It’s a daily food topper, not a treatment, so there’s nothing to weigh or dilute, and your eggs stay on the breakfast table.
Straight answer
Your Hens Go Looking for It
Chopped dried black soldier fly larvae run through every scoop, so your hens pick through the feed to find them and take the herbs down with each bite. The crumble is coarse and coated, about 3 g a scoop, so it rides on the pellets instead of sinking to the pan. Sprinkle it on morning layer feed, on scratch, or into a treat bowl.
The routine
One Scoop Per Hen, Done
Every pouch comes with a 3 g scoop: one scoop per hen, per day, on the morning feed. Rather mix ahead? One 1 lb pouch blends into about 37 lb of feed, enough to cover 5 hens for 30 days. The resealable zip keeps the crumble fresh between scoops.
Who it’s for
Four Keepers, One Crumble
The keeper scraping red dust out of the pan, the one reading every label, the one who almost mixed it herself, and the one who just wants mornings handled.
Tired of scraping uneaten topper out of the pan
A coarse, coated crumble that clings to pellets, with larvae hens dig for.
Done buying anything with a chemical label
Paprika, oregano, garlic, pumpkin seed, flax and dried larvae. That is the list.
About to mix your own spice blend
Measured ratios in every pouch, larvae already chopped in, the next pouch on schedule.
Just want mornings handled
3 g per hen, per day. Every pouch feeds 5 hens for 30 days.
What you get
A Month of Mornings for 5 Hens in One Pouch
Paprika, oregano, garlic, pumpkin seed and flax, with dried black soldier fly larvae mixed through. Sprinkle one scoop per hen on the morning feed.
Everything in the box
Open It, Scoop It, Done
Everything you need for the first month comes in one box.
- 1 lb pouch of Herbal Guard crumble Gut-support topper for laying hens
- 3 g measuring scoop 1 scoop per hen, per day
- Resealable zip pouch Keeps it fresh between scoops
- FREEYolk color card Check your yolks each week (first box)
- FREE30-day flock log Note what changes in your coop (first box)
Meet Herbal Guard
How it works
Scoop. Sprinkle. Done.
One scoop per hen on the morning feed.
Step 1 — Scoop
One 3 g scoop per hen. Eight hens, eight scoops.
Step 2 — Sprinkle
Over pellets or scratch in a tray, trough or hanging feeder. The coated crumble stays on top.
Step 3 — Done
Hens dig for the larvae, and the herbs go down with every bite.
Getting started
From the Pouch to a Clean Pan in Four Steps
What getting started looks like, start to finish.
Open the box
A 1 lb pouch, a 3 g scoop, and a yolk color card and flock log in your first box.
Count your hens
One scoop per hen, per day. One pouch covers 5 hens for 30 days.
Sprinkle it on
Scatter it over the morning feed, or mix a pouch into about 37 lb of feed.
Check your coop
Watch the pan and use the flock log to note what changes in your own coop.
The honest comparison
More Than Another Herbal Powder
The 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Put it on the feed and watch the pan. If your hens won't eat it, or you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery of your first order and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
Scoop. Sprinkle. Clean Pan.
1 lb pouch · 3 g scoop · 1 scoop per hen · one pouch feeds 5 hens for 30 days · 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Any last questions?
What Keepers Ask Before They Order
How many hens does one pouch cover?
One 1 lb pouch feeds 5 hens for 30 days at one 3 g scoop per hen, per day. Bigger flock? Two pouches cover up to 10 hens for the month.
My hens are picky. Will they actually eat it?
Herbal Guard is built around the part hens go looking for: chopped dried black soldier fly larvae in every scoop, so they dig through the crumble and take the herbs down with it. The crumble is coated, so it clings to pellets instead of sinking to the bottom. And your first order is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
How do I feed it?
Scoop one level 3 g scoop per hen and sprinkle it over pellets or scratch in a tray, trough or hanging feeder each morning. Prefer to mix ahead? One pouch blends into about 37 lb of layer feed.
What's in it?
Sweet paprika, oregano, garlic, pumpkin seed, flaxseed and chopped dried black soldier fly larvae, held together with a little probiotic yeast and a food-grade binder. That is the full list.
Is it a medicine?
No. It's a daily feed topper made from food ingredients, designed to support everyday gut health as part of a normal diet. It isn't meant to diagnose, treat or cure anything. If a hen looks unwell, talk to your vet.
What if it doesn't work for my flock?
If your hens won't eat it, or you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery of your first order. We'll walk you through the return and send a full refund. No forms, no hoops.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are processed within 1-2 business days, and you'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your pouch ships.
Customer Reviews
I’ve raised chickens for 15 years. In the last year I had 2 chickens looking and acting very sick. Lost 90% of their feathers. I came across FarmCenter and ordered it to give it a try. 30 days later and these 2 chickens have completely made a complete recovery. 100% feathered and acting like chickens again!! This product absolutely works and I wish I had it a long time ago. Highly recommended!!!
I deworm my flock regularly, but I bought this to give them a boost between treatments. I have seven chickens who free-range. They typically gave me 4-5 eggs per day. We are on day four of using FarmCenter. Today, they gave me seven eggs. They have never given me seven eggs in one day. In addition, their combs and waddles have turned bright red. They don't seem to have noticed a difference in the taste of their food. I think it smells great - like herbs and spices should smell. I will definitely be buing more.
I have been using this product for about a month now. I have noticed a difference in the chicken's eggs, no more are they covered in poop. The egg yokes are brighter orange and seem to taste better.
WORKS!! Bright comb, LARGE eggs, beautiful feathers, quick molt time, happy smiling hens
I have healthy, happy, chickens, because I’ve been using this consistently enough that I now have it on auto-shipping. It’s one of those things I’ve found is worth having on hand. I actually tried to save money at first by buying all the individual ingredients and mixing it myself. That turned out to be more trouble, and more expensive than I expected. Getting the proportions right was harder than it sounds, and I never felt like I was getting the mixture quite right. By the time I bought everything separately and accounted for what I wasn’t using efficiently, I was spending more, not less. After keeping chickens for a while, you learn that sometimes DIY isn’t actually the economical option. If a product is properly formulated and consistently mixed, I’d rather use that than play backyard chemist trying to recreate it myself. My flock is healthy, and this has become part of what I keep in my regular chicken-care routine