Union Point Custom Feeds

10/09/2026

We've talked a lot about the nutritional benefits of the sources we use for protein, including pumpkin. But another benefit is that the seeds are locally and sustainably sourced and of course, non-GMO. All our chicken feeds use pumpkin seeds. Buy online, pick up at your local feed store, or pick up from our Oregon mill! unionpoint.com

09/25/2026

Dang! You know what's heavy? Animal feed! We sure wish we could ship every single order for free, but we'd lose our shirts and be out of business in no time -- no good for anyone! But here's the deal: When you order $75 or more, we can make free shipping work. So don't let those shipping prices keep you from ordering. Remember -- our feed is made fresh, so ordering extra should be just fine!

Order up: unionpoint.com/online

09/18/2026

Union Point fans who know us for our chicken feed🥚 but also raise turkeys🦃 have asked for this a long time... We're so excited to announce that you can now order our Turkey, Quail & Gamebird Starter online for delivery to your door (or coop, or barn...)🚚

Our handy 8.75 lb boxes are perfect for those raising a small flock of turkeys, quail or gamebirds. Our starter is strategically formulated and delivered as beautiful little pellets that boast 26% high-quality protein with the amino acid profile your fast-growing birds need.

No soy, no corn, no GMOS. Grown in the US and made in Oregon. Learn more here: unionpoint.com/online/p/gamebird-starter-online

All natural, GMO-free, Corn-Free, Soy-free chicken feeds, layer feed, scratch and black soldier grub bugs. Now delivered to your door by the pioneers of sustainable nutrition for your laying or grower flock.

09/16/2026

Getting ready for a new release to our online store and these wild things just wandered by the desk on cue. (And in queue.) And yes, that’s a clue. 🦃🪶

09/15/2026

We're so excited for the change of seasons! To celebrate, we're bringing you another direct-to-your-door product. Here's a hint: it comes in at 26% protein. Stay tuned for details and be sure you're signed up for our eNews! unionpoint.com

09/05/2026

Well this made our day, week, month! Seriously, this is what it’s all about. Thank you Sentinel Family Farm.

09/04/2026

Molting season is kicking off, with exact timing varying by your location and flock specifics. If you’re seeing more feathers around the coop, scruffy-looking chickens or reduced egg production, that’s probably why.

During molt, protein is more important than ever because chickens are replacing protein-rich feathers, naturally diverting nutritional resources from eggs to plumage.

But good news: if you’re feeding Union Point formulas, you don’t need to change a thing. That’s because of the protein, methionine, cysteine and essential amino acid profile we’ve developed.

Read more about molting chickens and nutrition on our blog: unionpoint.com/blog/feathers-flying-the-molt-is-on-do-chickens-need-more-protein-or-just-better-protein or get shopping, now: unionpoint.com/online🪶🪶🪶

Adequate protein is essential during molting season, but the quality of the protein matters just as much. Comparing protein numbers alone won't help you. Understand the nutritional building blocks your feed uses.

08/28/2026

Who knew that eating healthy eggs could support eye health and immunity? That's one reason we use powdered marigold petals in our feeds. They're rich in lutein and zeaxanthin -- which are good for the people eating the eggs -- and for the chickens, too!

Can you get the same effect by feeding your hens straight petals? Well, sure... it's prettier to feed the petals in the whole form, but it's less efficient approach and leaves petals wasted on the coop floor. (A prettier floor, perhaps?) Read more about our sustainable, strategic ingredients here: www.unionpoint.com/ingredients

BTW, we're far from the first to understand this: people around the world have observed the connection for centuries. (We have a sweet story about this for another time.)

08/21/2026

Owning and operating a family business can be all-consuming and every once and a while we need a reminder about why we do it. We stumbled across this sweet photo and it was just what we needed for inspiration. Taken in Montana around 1979, you're looking at Dot (left) and Dash (right) with Cathy and Bill. This was pretty much the last time that Cathy was taller than Bill, but otherwise it tracks: Dash the Shetland pony was a rescue who bucked, bolted and jumped logs that would have stopped a full-sized horse in its tracks and Bill learned to stay on. Good practice for real life!

Learn more about our company here: www.unionpoint.com/our-story

08/14/2026

The questions about how much to feed meat birds keep coming! We've updated our blog post on this topic, hoping the specifics are helpful. Find it here: https://www.unionpoint.com/blog/planning-feed-for-meat-birds-how-much-do-they-eat