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Hi, our 20 kg layer pellets are about A$25 a bag and we deliver to country towns. How many hens do you keep, and do you want mash or pellets?

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Hello, our chick starter crumbles are around A$12 for 5 kg and A$33 for a 20 kg bag. How old are the chicks, and which delivery town should we send to?

Mallee Grain and Feed

Hi there, our poultry grain mix is about A$29 a 20 kg bag, and we can deliver to the farm gate. Do you also need feed for cattle or sheep?

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Livestock and poultry feed in Australia: prices and rules

A 20 kg bag of poultry feed in Australia usually costs between A$10 and A$40, and organic or free-range bags can reach about A$49. Small packs of 2 to 5 kg cost about A$12 to A$20. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites in November 2026. For current prices and offers from feed suppliers near you, send a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Australia, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
FeedPrice range
Layer pellets or mash, 20 kgA$10 to A$40
Free-range or organic, 20 kgA$20 to A$49
Grain or scratch mix, 20 kgA$26 to A$34
Small packs, 2 to 5 kgA$12 to A$20

Feed rules you must follow

Restricted animal material, including meat and bone meal, cannot be fed to ruminants such as cattle, sheep and goats, and this ban is enforced across Australia. Stock feed should come with a guarantee that it does not contain restricted animal material. Animal feed products generally do not need registration with the national pesticides and veterinary medicines regulator, but the labelling of each product should still be checked against the standards that apply in your state.

Season and cost per kilogram

November is spring, and summer runs from December to February, when heat changes what birds need and many keepers switch to a different mix. A 20 kg bag usually works out cheaper per kilogram than a small pack: a 2 kg pouch at about A$20 is around A$10 per kg, while a 20 kg bag at A$17 is under A$1 per kg. Buy the size you can use before the feed loses quality.

Delivery and how it is bought

Feed is priced per bag, and bags are sold in kilograms. Ask whether the price is per bag, whether delivery to your town or village is included, and whether the seller can deliver to your property or only to a central depot. For farm deliveries, check the drop-off point before you pay.

What to write in your request

Say which animals you feed, such as hens, chicks, ducks or other poultry, and whether you also keep cattle or sheep. Name the feed type (layer pellets, mash, grain or starter crumbles) and how many kilograms or bags you need each month. Give the delivery town, your budget in A$, and whether you want free-range or organic feed. Mention any additives you need.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe what you need in your own words in a chat, and you can add a photo. It is free for buyers. BlaBlaPrice's AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Australia, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose whom to contact. You can create a request on the home page, read how BlaBlaPrice works, or browse farm animals.

Questions and answers

How much is a 20 kg bag of poultry feed?

Common layer pellets and mash usually cost A$10 to A$40, and free-range or organic bags can reach about A$49. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites in November 2026.

Can I feed meat and bone meal to cattle or sheep?

No. Restricted animal material, including meat and bone meal, is banned for ruminants such as cattle, sheep and goats across Australia.

Which feed is right for chicks?

Chick and starter feeds range from about A$12 for a 5 kg pack to about A$33 for a 20 kg bag. Check the age the feed is made for before you buy.

Does the price include delivery?

It depends on the seller, so ask whether delivery to your town or village is included and whether they deliver to your property.

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