Backyard Chickens
Grubbly Farms Subscription
Grub-based chicken feed, treats and coop supplies, sold in bundles you build yourself
- Status
- Operating
- Best for
- Backyard flock keepers who want soy free, sustainable feed
What's in the box: Whatever you choose for your bundle, drawing from grub-based treats, layer, all flock or chick feed, supplements, grit and coop supplies such as bedding and nesting pads.
Grubbly Farms sells feed, treats, supplements and coop supplies for backyard chickens. Its main idea is to use black soldier fly grubs as the protein source instead of soy, corn or fishmeal. The company says it raises the grubs on food waste that would otherwise go to landfills, which gives the brand a real sustainability story rather than a vague green label. The range covers most of what a flock needs: Grubblies treats, Fresh Pecks layer and all flock feeds, Little Pecks starter grower for chicks, Omega Mix, layer calcium, chicken and chick grit, hemp bedding, nesting pads and a coop conditioner. There is no fixed curated box. Instead you build your own bundle, which the site says saves up to 25%, and orders of $40 or more ship free. The main page does not explain delivery frequency, how to skip or cancel, or other subscription terms, so check those before you sign up. Most products show high customer ratings on the site, but the hemp bedding scores noticeably lower than everything else. Premium feeds like this usually cost more than standard big box feed. Heavy feed bags arriving by mail will suit some households better than others. If you want soy free, corn free feed and like the idea of recycled food waste, this is a focused and well organized choice.