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Prairie Melody™ Pesticide Free
Black Oil Sunflower Birdseed
"Every Backyard Makes A Difference"
Our Pesticide Free black oil sunflower birdseed is Glyphosate Free and uses
No Neonicotinoid Insecticide in production, storage or packaging.
Natural and Non-GMO. Pollinator Friendly. Supporting local farmers in transition to USDA Organic sunflower production.
From backyard bird feeding to backyard hens, we share your values and your desire to do our part.
Be sure to use the coupon code
MAYNESTS2022
for 10% off your order.
Offer Expires 31 May 2022
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Here are some Frequently Asked Questions.
Do you have a replacement policy for damaged or defective product? Yes, we will replace any damaged or defective product within 30 days after purchase.
How should I store Prairie Melody™ birdseed? Our birdseed should be stored in a cool and dry place. We recommend freezing or refrigerating unused birdseed until you are ready to use.
Where is Prairie Melody™ made? Prairie Melody™ black oil sunflower is grown and packaged in the USA. Our farm is in central Illinois.
Do you use recyclable packaging? Yes, our package is a #6 plastic which is the same as a bread bag. We use plain brown kraft bags for our 40-pound birdseed and our 25-pound chicken food. Your birds like paper and recyclable packages.
Can I feed Prairie Melody™ black oil sunflower to my chickens and goats? Yes! Chickens and goats love our black oil sunflower birdseed.
Is Prairie Melody™ black oil sunflower birdseed certified USDA Organic? Prairie Melody™ sunflower birdseed is grown on land in transition to USDA Organic certification. The certification process takes 36 months to complete with USDA Organic production protocols being followed. That means no synthetic pesticides, no synthetic herbicides and no inorganic fertilizer are used in the production, storage and packaging of our products. Our sunflower birdseed is pesticide free, nonGMO and neonicotinoid free. Neonics have been linked to widespread deaths of songbirds and bees.
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