Vine House Farms Providing Much Needed Winter Sustenance For The Birds

(EMAILWIRE.COM, November 26, 2011 ) London, UK -- With the cold season fast approaching in the United Kingdom, the bird population is readying itself for a difficult few months. The low temperatures will make the ground harder, and therefore a ready supply of food is often difficult to access. And sudden, occasionally heavy, downpours of snow will only add to the problems.

All is not lost for manÂ’s feathered friends, however, because Vine House Farm is offering a comprehensive range of bird food which will help to ensure survival throughout the winter. Their most popular live food, mealworms, are are available in a wide variety of pack sizes, from 40g tubs all the way up to 2kg bags.

Live mealworms are the ideal product for keeping the birds fed in the garden. They provide high levels of much-needed proteins and fat, and are particularly valuable to the birds at nesting and fledgling times. They are actually the larvae of the mealworm beetle, and are soon snapped up when placed on any bird table.

Because of their superb nutritional content, mealworms are a favourite with many species of bird. They are particularly sought after by tits, sparrows, blackbirds and robins, so are perfectly appropriate for gardens all over the United Kingdom. Buying them from Vine House Farms couldnÂ’t be simpler, thanks to their easy to use website.

The company, which is based in Lincolnshire, also supplies many other types of bird food, including the ever popular wax worms, which have a soft body and are easily digestible by the birds. Vine House Farms also stock a variety of feeders, nesting boxes and seed mixes.

For those who are new to the fascinating world of bird feeding, Vine House Farms also provide a wealth of useful information on their website, including when would be the best time of year to provide certain foods and a helpful section about the all-important question of hygiene.

About Vinehouse Farm:

Vine House Farm bird foods started off with a clear vision and the main principles of that vision still hold true today. In essence, it is about farming in a way that encourages wildlife and the wide range of habitats it needs; growing seed specifically for bird food; processing and packing this seed in theirown farm premises along with other seeds and products they can't grow; then supplying the high quality products direct to their customers at low prices and with a relatively low carbon footprint.

What's more and since they started, they now directly support the Wildlife Trusts and give 5% of their takings to them. Their work and the way they operate has also been rewarded with a number of prestigious awards including the 2009 'Countryside Farmer of the year' awarded to Nicholas Watts by Farmers Weekly.

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