- New Products and Gift Vouchers
- Wild Bird Seed Mixes
- Sunflower Seeds and Hearts
- Peanuts and Niger Seed
- Straight Seeds and Poultry Products
- Suet, Fatballs and Feeders
- Mealworms
- Seed Feeders and Trays
- Feeding Stations and Accessories
- Bird Baths and Drinkers
- Health and Hygiene
- Deterring Squirrels
- Deterring Cats, Foxes and Mice
- Nest Boxes
- Wildlife Feeding
- Cameras
Welcome to our bird seed business !
Hello! We are Richard and Lesley Smith and we run our own family farm in Hampshire, UK, where we grow a wide range of seed and cereal crops specifically for our extremely busy bird food business. High on taste and of superb quality,our bird seed is bursting with home-grown goodness which smells and tastes delicious! Because we manage the whole process of bird seed production directly from our farm to your feeders,our bird seed mixes are unique ( they contain more ingredients than most other bird food companies') and fresh. And of course, by using local produce - air miles and carbon emissions are low - in fact we should be measuring our carbon footprint in Tractor Miles!
In addition to our home produced wild bird seed mixes and straight seeds, we also sell a wide range of British suet and fat products; mealworms, bird feeders, nest boxes, bird feeding accessories and much more .
We hope you enjoy shopping with us.
Swallows Return to Street End Farm - 14th April 2013
It fills my heart with pride to see our Swallows back and swooping over our Really Wild Bird feed production farm. They are miracles of migration. It is very humbling to think that they navigated the 3,000 miles back from South Africa ( via the treacherous Sahara desert ) to Street End Farm, without any need for a post code or a TomTom! Weighing in at a meagre 20g (about the weight of 2 x £1 coins) - I wonder how much they lose during their trip? The coincidental arrival of Eleanor's pony, Megan, and the pile of associated pony dung will create an additional source of airborne insects for the Swallows to replenish their depleted stores. Isn't it amazing to think that Barn Swallows will feed their young about 400 times in a day…that is dedication for you! I can only hope that this summer will be better for them than last - surely it has to be?