What We Do
Farmers feed the world & we help them do it.
We work with nutritionists to formulate customized diets that will maximize your herd’s productivity and health. All at reasonable prices so you can increase your profitability and keep doing the hero work of feeding our world.
areas we cover
Unbeatable service across
New England and New York.
Our agile, regional business model allows us to be efficient, so you get on-time, cost-effective deliveries that fit into your production model.
Why Phoenix Feeds & Nutrition
The partner farmers and nutritionists trust to get ahead.
Our staff of 80+ work with the same maverick-like mindset that farmers do. We regularly test our ingredients against our competition to ensure we deliver higher-than-average protein standards, digestibility, and more, at the best possible price.
That’s why:
20+ independent nutritionists trust Phoenix Feeds & Nutrition
We have a stake in your success
27% of our company is owned by our employees, all with a stake in your success
We have a stake in your success
27% of our company is owned by our employees, all with a stake in your success
We have a stake in your success
27% of our company is owned by our employees, all with a stake in your success
What Our Customers Are Saying
“With how our operation runs and the day-to-day, we are just a more efficient machine than we were prior to working with David and Phoenix.”
-Chase Goodrich, Goodrich Family Farm, Salisbury, Vermont
“I never thought I’d make it to a herd average of 20,000 pounds, but [Phoenix] has taken us there.”
-John Hornstra, Hornstra Farms, Norwell, Massachusetts
– Miles Hooper, Ayers Brook Goat Dairy, Brookfield, Vermont
News
News and resources to help you grow your business.
Shifting Gears: Finding Fulfillment in “A Solid Job” Supplying Farmers
See what it's like to travel to farms across the Northeast each day as Patrick White from Vermont Almanac rides along with Ryan Sleeper, a truck driver for Phoenix Feeds and Nutrition.
Will You Meet Your Calves’ Needs This Winter?
Maintaining optimal calf growth and health during cold weather can be a delicate balance. As temperatures drop, it’s essential to keep calves’ energy levels up, stress levels down, and facilities well-prepared to help them thrive through winter. Below are some tips...