Available in 5, 10 & 20 Gallon Sizes
These galvanized steel storage cans are safe to store outside. The tight-fitting, locking top keeps insects and critters out.
6654 Sawmill Road
Columbus, OH 43235
Fresh, quality bird food is the foundation for successful backyard bird feeding. It is important to keep in mind how to properly store foods to maintain freshness and have the best experience.
Under normal storage and use conditions, seed and suet products will stay fresh and healthy for birds until it is completely consumed. However, unusually wet or humid conditions or periods of slow bird activity can potentially cause bird food to deteriorate or spoil. The following recommendations will help ensure the food you provide will always be healthy and nutritious.
Any food can become infested with grain moths, beetles and weevils. While this is not a preferable situation, it does not mean the food is unfit for use.
Should your food become infested, place it in a freezer for five days. This will eliminate any live insects and freeze any live eggs. For ease of use, divide your food into smaller baggies and remove them from the freezer the day before you intend to use it.
If your seed is clumpy with webs from grain moths, your birds may not eat it and it should be composted or disposed of.
Thoroughly clean your storage containers before refilling with fresh food.
Available in 5, 10 & 20 Gallon Sizes
These galvanized steel storage cans are safe to store outside. The tight-fitting, locking top keeps insects and critters out.
Featuring a scoop on one side and a narrow funnel mouth on the other (for filling narrow feeders), the Seed Scoop is the easiest way to go from a bag of seed to a feeder--to your birds!