
White Millet Seed for Birds
Specifications
Available by special order
This item is special order only. Please contact our team at info@cashmans.com or call us at (740) 363-6073.
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Drive-thru pickup at our Delaware, Ohio store
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Order online and pick up at our Delaware, Ohio store. Most orders are ready the same day, and we'll email you as soon as yours is ready.
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Key Features
Ground-Feeding Species Favorite
Squirrel Resistant
Drive-Through Available
Versatile Feeding Method
Product Description
Cashmans white millet is a favorite seed among ground-feeding birds including sparrows, doves, cardinals, and juncos that prefer eating at or near ground level rather than from elevated feeders. This millet bird seed can be scattered directly on the ground or placed in a platform feeder to mimic the natural foraging behavior these species prefer. Ground feeding bird seed like white millet is a great complement to elevated tube or hopper feeders, expanding the variety of species that visit your property. Cashmans sells white millet in 50-pound bags through our drive-through, and we load it for you.
White millet has an advantage many backyard birders appreciate: squirrels tend to ignore it in favor of sunflower and corn, making it a relatively squirrel-resistant option at the ground feeder. This millet bird seed works well mixed into blends alongside black oil sunflower and cracked corn to create a feeding station that attracts both elevated and ground-feeding species. Mourning doves are particularly consistent consumers of ground feeding bird seed like white millet and will visit daily once they find a reliable supply. Stop by Cashmans in Delaware, Ohio to pick up your 50-pound bag of white millet.