Certified Organic Black Oil Sunflower Seeds grown on Treasured Haven Farm for use as Bird Seed or Pet Feed.

BLACK OIL SUNFLOWER SEEDS are perfect for your wild birds as it is the best seed to attract the widest variety to your feeders with a nutritious and energetic food source for the cold days of winter. The black oil seeds have very thin shells that make it easy for virtually all seed loving birds of all sizes to crack open. The kernels within have a high fat content, which is extremely valuable for birds in winter.

EIGHT+ POUNDS approximate box of naturally field dried sunflower seeds. Volume fill of a USPS Regional Rate B Box, some shipping zones may have an alternate flat rate box due to zonal shipping costs.

Other volume purchases available.

Certified Organically Grown on Treasured Haven Farm in Rush City, Minnesota.

2020 Crop Harvest.

NO chemical fumigants have been used on this seed - it is CERTIFIED ORGANIC!

Other size of packages and Certified Organic Sunflower Seed Heads are also available from Treasured Haven Farm.

Birds that are attracted to sunflower include jays, grosbeaks, goldfinches, juncos, buntings, titmice, bluebirds, blackbirds, finches, cardinals, chickadees, and others. They all benefit from the high nutritional value sunflower seeds provide as the seeds are loaded with minerals like potassium, calcium, magnesium, and iron as well as vitamins. Sunflower seeds are also valuable as a source for protein, fiber and polyunsaturated fat.

For Mammals: Can be simply placed on surface for them to nibble on the seeds.
Squirrels love the seeds as do pets such as gerbils, hamsters, and other furry friends.

Can also be used for other animals such as chickens, turkeys, or even as a treat for horses. Also suitable for pet food.

Order multiples for best Shipping Rates.

This seed is sold as feed, and as such, no germination rates are calculated, implied, nor guaranteed. This seed is not intended for field planting.

Also look for our SUNFLOWER SEED HEADS which are a great natural treat to place out for the wild birds or for your pet birds who love sunflowers. These are naturally field dried and are in a range of sizes. It can be simply laid out in a tray feeder, or hung with wire or string from a tree branch or other pole. Make sure to place in a spot that is safe from predators, or the family cat.

When the birds have eaten the sunflower seeds, the empty seed cavities in the head can easily be filled with peanut butter (or also peanut butter dipped in other seed such as millet) and left in place
as a natural bird feeder.