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We are now supplying mealworms in Bunbury, Western Australia. From a 13 acre farm near Mt Gambier in Sth Australia to a town block in Bunbury WA.
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From supplying approx 1000 chooks a month for the last 12 years to thousands of mealworms a week.

08/09/2024

Watering time for approximately 1400 beetles.
They eat the bran as a food source and also eat the carrot as a water source.
This is a 45 minute long video recording one photo taken every 20 seconds.
If you want a regular supplier, please contact Ynot Mealworms on 0400 258 679
Please like and share our page if you know anyone who may be interested in fresh local mealworms.

09/06/2024

Large fresh mealworms.
0400 258 679
A 10'a for 120 grams.
No added hormone.
Not overly refrigerated.
Very active.
Delivered to here in Bunbury, and to pre arranged locations along the Forrest Hwy and Kwinana Fwy regularly.
Tubs will come with 120grams of mealworms 30 grams of bran for their food supply, and a couple of slices of carrot for a moisture source.

25/04/2024

A 10'a for a 120 gram tub of mealworms.
Supplying Bunbury and surrounding areas.
Compostable containers.
Deliver can be arranged to locations along Forrest Hwy and Kwinana Fwy
Please text on 0400258679

25/05/2023

Chickens' feathers constitute about 7% of the birds weight.
Chicken feathers are approximately 85% protein.
Egg white protein is greater than 10 grams per 100g. 10%
Egg yolk protein level is greater than 16 grams per 100 grams. 16%
Did you know: their dietary intake can increase by between 25% - 50%
In winter.

No eggs!! feed your chickens better.
Maybe give them a treat.
Live mealworms are approximately 20% protein, 13% fat and 62% moisture.

Wiggling Gold for your chooks butt nutts.

14/06/2022

How do you like these little balls of fluff

15/10/2021

Come and see Ynot Chickens at the Saint Mary's Wines and Spirits, Limestone Coast Plant and Trade Fair.
563 V&A Lane Penola

25/09/2021

SO MANY TIMES I READ OR HEAR,, "FEED YOUR CHOOKS MORE SHELL GRIT"

Shell grit, oysters shell are both used for exactly the same thing to grind food in their crop.
If you put 6 or 7mm blue metal (what our roads surfaces are made with) in their areas they would pick them up and eat them as a grinding mechanism.
They do not see a piece of oyster shell or shell grid and think to themselves "you beaut" calcium for my calcium depleted body from laying these humans so many eggs.
Food manufacturers that make chook food for the egg industry have been making specific food for our hens for longer than most of us have been alive and the good manufacturers have it down to a fine art, if you are feeding your chickens a good quality layer pellet it has all the calcium in it that your bird needs, and it is a very balanced diet and can only be accentuated buy us free ranging them for a green pick and bugs, worms.

Once a hens especially a commercial layer type gets to a certain amout of eggs layed the poor girls body is depleted in calcium because of previous production.
The people who have shell grit in the pen in say an old pan for the chook to eat at will, would be doing the chook an injustice if they also did not have a good quality layer pellet in the pen for the birds to eat before they go to the shell grit.
As I'm sure most chook keepers are aware a chook p**ps while on the perch (lots), and because of this from the moment they get of the perch in the morning they look for food to refill the crop. This all happens while most of us sleep, or when we're thinking of bashing the alarm clock.
If you do not have good food on hand for them to eat before sunrise then as they are hungry they will start to forage, if there is only a tray of shell grit then this may be one of the things they pick up to fill their crop, then it gets p**ped out and your chook is suffering from malnutrition.
Yes the shell grit, oysters shell will help if you are only feeding them wheat, but truly a balanced diet is the only way to go.

You don't feed a gym ju**ie steak, chips and icecream.
And a chook is working a lot harder than them. Foraging, keeping warm or cool, ova (yolk) and ovulation process every day it lays, then she selflessly wraps it in a shell so she can be a good pet and p**p us breakfast.

Feed them well, often and consistent food type.

We use a Lauke product that has similar spec as this.

25/09/2021

We supply and deliver 18 week old pullets🐔 like in the photo for 💲2️⃣5️⃣ each.

They are fully vaccinated💉 to egg🥚 industry standards and have vaccination schedule 📅 as proof.

Once they start to lay at your property 🏠 they can lay you an egg 🥚 a day up to 350 plus ➕ eggs in the first 12 mths, with proper care will lay many many more.

We have them available all the time 🕰🕑 at this age for 💲2️⃣5️⃣ each.

Get an order list of 20 pullets🐔 together from your family, acquaintances or workmates and I will give you one free pullet 🐔,, 40 equals 2️⃣ free.

Above 50 🐔 we then negotiate 💲💲

We travel🛻 as near as possible to you so that you don't have to travel🛻 to far.

Please phone ☎️ or text for more details.
0400 258 679

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Watering time for approximately 1400 beetles. They eat the bran as a food source and also eat the carrot as a water source. This is a 45 minute long video recording one photo taken every 20 seconds. If you want a regular supplier, please contact Ynot Mealworms on 0400 258 679 Please like and share our page if you know anyone who may be interested in fresh local mealworms.

Large fresh mealworms. 0400 258 679 A 10'a for 120 grams. No added hormone. Not overly refrigerated. Very active. Delivered to here in Bunbury, and to pre arranged locations along the Forrest Hwy and Kwinana Fwy regularly. Tubs will come with 120grams of mealworms 30 grams of bran for their food supply, and a couple of slices of carrot for a moisture source.