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Tractor Supply “Producer’s Pride” Chicken Feed has been recently altered & its new formulation is causing chickens to stop laying eggs. Egg shortage was manufactured! #TheBoardHasTiesToWEFAndJeffreyEpstein

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Sune3 years ago

I have been into nutrition for 25 years and I can tell you right now that everything the government wants you NOT to eat, you NEED to eat to stay healthy... The end

Probably Jonathan3 years ago

Free range your chickens, homeschool your children, grow your own food. Those re have relied upon are pure evil and can not be trusted for anything!

Army Vet3 years ago

@ShawnG927 So, chickens not laying eggs because the chicken feed has been altered. Who may be behind the eggs/chicken feed crisis? Some come to mind. The government? New World Order? Bill Gates? What says you.

Evan R. Evans3 years ago

Just confirmed with my chicken lady friend. Her girls are laying again since switching feed.

Tee3 years ago

This is a benefit of being on Twitter. Thanks for posting. Information many would never hear.

InfiniteAnon003 years ago

If they can do it with chickens....... well you know where I'm going with this .

GySgt Keith3 years ago

Same scenario, I stop feeding him the feed, I started getting eggs. 100% agree with you.

Kai CL🇺🇸3 years ago

name of the manufacturer of this “fake” chicken food? I will bet that you dig deep enough to find Bill Gates and his shell companies are behind the fake food. GMO corn and wheat, and probably oats for livestock feed. He wants to control all our foods. STOP HIM

John Christmas3 years ago

The tainted feed

Silent Running3 years ago

Our government is disgusting.

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