Farmer Tom’s Premier Performance Blend

The High-Octane "Grand Cru" of Bird Nutrition

Provenance: Master-Blended on the Farm Key Notes: Hulled Sunflower Hearts, Hand-Crushed Peanut Granules, Soft Pinhead Oats

The Description: When the seasons shift and the demands on our garden birds peak—be it the rigours of nesting or the exhaustion of migration—they require more than just "seed." They require Premier Performance. 

By focusing on "Hulled" Sunflower Hearts, Farmer Tom has removed the "work" for the bird, allowing them to access life-saving fats instantly. Infused with high-protein peanut granules and the softest pinhead oats, this is the "Fine Dining" choice for those who want to see their fledglings flourish.

• The Posh Factor: No shells, no mess, no effort. Just pure, unadulterated energy.

• Ideal for: Spring and Summer feeding when high protein is a non-negotiable requirement.

A Symphony of High-Value Ingredients

Farmer Tom has curated this blend with a focus on "No-Mess" energy:

• Premium Sunflower Hearts: The ultimate "convenience food" for birds, allowing them to feed quickly without the effort of husking.

• Peanut Granules: Rich in the fats and proteins necessary for healthy feather growth and chick development.

• Pinhead Oats: A soft, high-energy grain that is a particular favourite for Robins and Blackbirds.

• White Millet & Red Dari: Essential nutrients for smaller songbirds to maintain peak condition.

• Kibbled Maize: Providing the slow-burn energy required to survive chilly British nights.

Why Choose Premier Performance?

• Nesting & Fledging Support: The high protein content from the peanut granules and oats makes this the perfect "growth formula" for garden fledglings.

• Master-Blender Quality: Like every product in the Farmer Tom Collection, this mix is triple-screened for purity. No dust, no dirt—just pure, posh nutrition.

• Field-Tested Excellence: Approved by the farm, endorsed by experts, and adored by the birds.

Elevate your garden feeding to the premier league. Because when it comes to the health of your birds, second best simply isn't an option.