Village Vancouver

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Chicken feed and straw for sale

KEN'S FEED
Organic layer mash 21$ ... 20kg OR 4 cups for 1$
Organic grower mash 22$ ...20kg
15%Grower crumble 16$...20kg
Bale of straw 16$ or 4 for 14$ each
Oyster shell 4 cups for 1$
Layer pellets 16$ ..... 20kg
Chick feed, Hen sCratch And etc

Please call, email or comment for details or questions
Pick up or 5$ delivery (vancouver only)
Prices are as listed no further changes
Cash only

Email: caokenneth@hotmail.com
Cell: 604 700 5804
7243 knight st vancouver BC

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