Don’t Buy Argentine Beef — Feed America Smarter
President Trump recently announced a beed deal with Argentina that has ranchers in an uproar. But Could Hydroponic Fodder Can Bolster American Beef?


President Trump recently announced a beed deal with Argentina that has ranchers in an uproar. But Could Hydroponic Fodder Can Bolster American Beef?

Growing chicken feed doesn’t have to mean high-tech systems, fancy lights or acres of pasture. With a simple bucket rotation, you can turn dry seed into daily fodder faster than brewing a cup of coffee. The result: healthier birds, lower feed costs, and eggs that make people stop mid-bite. Sprouts aren’t just a supplement...they’re a game-changer for backyard and small farm flocks.

Cheap feed, whether for our birds or for ourselves, comes with hidden costs.It robs health, energy, and longevity while padding the pockets of big ag. The fix isn’t complicated: eat real food, feed your animals real food, and stop confusing low cost with true value. Because in the end, you’ll pay one way or another...at the register, or with your health.

Chickens weren’t built to live on pellets. They thrive on bugs and seeds. Black soldier fly larvae deliver 50% protein and calcium, giving you stronger shells, richer yolks, and a feed bill that shrinks instead of grows. A DIY soldier fly farm costs under $20, and once you set it up, the bugs practically harvest themselves. That’s the future of sustainable backyard flocks.