luz.ballesteros
NCAT Sustainable Ag. Specialist
Like a good gen zier 
I spend too much time on social media, which means I get flooded with ads from "green" companies but this one caught my attention:
Mill.com-
So from my understanding you pay a membership, which gets you a cool bin and then you ship your processed scraps back and they make it chicken food
to sell to farmers. Maybe it's me but I don't know how to feel about it becoming chicken food or if any regenerative or organic farmers would be willing or able to purchase it.
What do you think? Would you buy this for your chickens or would it be better as something else?
I spend too much time on social media, which means I get flooded with ads from "green" companies but this one caught my attention:Mill.com-
So from my understanding you pay a membership, which gets you a cool bin and then you ship your processed scraps back and they make it chicken food
to sell to farmers. Maybe it's me but I don't know how to feel about it becoming chicken food or if any regenerative or organic farmers would be willing or able to purchase it.What do you think? Would you buy this for your chickens or would it be better as something else?