Description
Hemp seed is a staple for any cage and aviary birds as well as for racing pigeons for those keepers who like to tailor make their own feed and recipes for their birds. Our hemp seed is cleaned and packed in our mill in Norfolk to ensure optimum quality for your birds.
Additional information
| Weight | 20 kg |
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| Weight | 1kg, 10kg, 20kg |
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