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Origin
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Argentina, Ukraine, Russia,

Bulgaria and Kazakhstan

Color
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  • White

  • Yellow

  • Red

  • Black

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Bird Food Ingredients

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MILLET

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Specifications for millet

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Purity: 
Foreign materials: 
Moisture: 

Damaged/discolored:
 

Free of dead or alive insects

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Packing & Logistics

 

Polypropylene bags of 20kg, 50lb, 25kg or 50kg

In big bags and in bulk

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24 metric tons per 20 FCL
Minimum order quantity: 2 FCL´s

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Nutritional information

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Crude Protein: 

Crude Fat:

Crude Fiber: 

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Botanical Name: Panicum miliaceum

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Shelf Life

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Valid for 24 months at a temperature below 20C, 60% relative air humidity.

Or 12 months with temperature over 20C, same air humidity.

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Do not store at temperatures over 30C or 80% relative air humidity.

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MILLET

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Millets are small-grained, annual, warm-weather cereals belonging to the grass family. They are highly tolerant of drought and other extreme weather conditions and have a similar nutrient content to other major cereals.

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Millets are grown all over the world, but specially in Africa and Asia with a major distinction in their use. They can be harvested as cereals for human and animal consumption, or can be used as a grass for livestock.

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When used as food, they serve to produce beverages, soups, flour and all the preparations you can get with it. When used as feed, it´s one of the major ingredients in most seed mixes.

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When used as bird food, the color of the grain is quite important. Some mixes require a unique, plain color, and others are developed to attract birds by using different colors. The most popular ones are:

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Even though there are other varieties, 80% of the market uses the white and the yellow millet. 

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