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Product code: MCR Category: Straights£25.20
French Popcorn Maize is the smaller variety of maize, grown in France where they produce the highest quality of maize year on year. Feed year round to your racing pigeons, and as it is a smaller variety, can be fed very successfully to young birds and junior pigeons.
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French Popcorn Maize or maize cribs is the smaller variety of maize and is ideal for racing pigeons as it is higher in carbohydrates and can be fed year round for optimum health and endurance.
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| Weight | 20 kg |
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