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Save on All Poultry Feed - One Week Only!

May 02, 2025

Poultry Feed Promotion -  A Chick Days Exclusive Offer!


At this time, chicks are no longer available for order through Key. We understand it’s a tough time to find new birds so we’re making it a little bit easier to feed the ones you do have! The week of May 5 - 9, Key is offering $1.00 off per bag of all poultry feeds, even if you didn’t order your chicks from us. 
 
All Poultry Feed: $1.00 off per bag
One Week Only: May 5 -9, 2025
Young Birds
  • Key Chick Starter 
  • Key Chick Grower
  • Purina® Start & Grow® Chick Starter
  • Purina® Home Grown® Starter/Grower
  • Purina® Home Grown™ Starter/Grower Medicated
Layers
  • Key Layer 16%
  • Key Layer 18% - 50#
  • Key Layer 20%
  • Purina® Home Grown® Layer Crumbles
Broilers
  • Key Broiler 16% Finisher
  • Key Broiler 20% Grower
  • Key Broiler 23% Starter
Turkeys
  • Key Turkey Starter 
  • Key Turkey Grower
  • Key Turkey Finisher
Other
  • Purina® Flock Raiser® Pellets
  • Purina® Duck Feed Pellets

Contact our Feed Team
Jim Hawkins | Lifestyle Feed Sales | 641-990-8964
Key Cooperative, Gilbert Location | 515-232-6515
Joel Edge | Purina Sales Specialist | 319-331-3667

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