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Eurital Red Spray Millet for Birds

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€8,49

€8,49 / kg

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1 kg €8,49€8,49 / kg
5 kg €37,19€7,44 / kg

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Product description

Single feed for birds
The origin of red spray millet
The main cultivation areas for red spray millet are located in China, Central Asia, Afghanistan, and India. It is also grown in Southeast Asia, Southeast Europe, South Africa, and Australia, thriving in nutrient-rich loam and sandy soils.
Why birds love spray millet
Spray millet is a popular and tasty feed for many birds, especially small birds like sparrows, finches, goldfinches, and dunnocks, as well as ornamental birds such as budgerigars, cockatiels, exotics, and parrots.
Natural foraging through unthreshed panicles
Red spray millet consists of unthreshed panicles, where the seeds are still contained in their natural "packaging," the panicle. Therefore, the birds have to work a little for their food, picking the individual grains from the panicle, which promotes natural foraging behavior.
The nutritional value of spray millet compared to other bird feeds
Compared to other bird feeds like sunflower seeds, millet contains relatively little fat. 100 g of millet contains an average of a maximum of 4 g of fat, while sunflower seeds contain approximately 50 g of fat per 100 g.

Application

Feeding recommendation
Millet spray should only be offered to birds in small quantities as a treat. Although it is relatively low in fat, excessive consumption can lead to obesity. Furthermore, exclusive consumption of millet spray or panicle millet can lead to nutrient deficiencies, as the diet would be too one-sided.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer: Versele Laga Kapellestraat 70 – 9800 Deinze – Belgium

Eurital Red Spray Millet for Birds

€8,49

€8,49 / kg

Single Feed for Birds

The origin of red millet

The main cultivation areas for red millet are in China, Central Asia, Afghanistan, and India. It is also grown in Southeast Asia, Southeast Europe, South Africa, and Australia, thriving in nutrient-rich loamy and sandy soils.

Why birds love millet

Millet is a popular and tasty food for many birds, especially small birds like sparrows, finches, goldfinches, and dunnocks, as well as pet birds like budgerigars, cockatiels, exotic birds, and parrots.

Natural feeding through undethreshed panicles

Red millet consists of undethreshed panicles, where the seeds are still in their natural "packaging," the head. Therefore, birds have to work a little for their food and pick individual grains from the panicle, which promotes natural feeding behavior.

Feeding recommendation

Millet should only be offered to birds in small quantities as a treat, as it is comparatively low in fat but can lead to obesity if consumed excessively. Furthermore, exclusive consumption of millet or spray millet can lead to nutrient deficiencies, as the diet would be too unbalanced.

The nutritional value of millet compared to other bird feeds

Compared to other bird feeds like sunflower seeds, millet contains relatively little fat. 100g of millet contains an average of a maximum of 4g of fat, while sunflower seeds contain about 50g of fat per 100g.