Worlds Freshest Sun-Dried Spray Millet - Non-GMO (No Stems Only Edible Tops) - Healthy Bird Treat and Supplement for All Pet Birds Parakeets Cockatiels Finches - 1lb

So much better than what I can buy at WalMart or other stores. Very full. My African Grey loves this millet.

Nice and Thick Millet without Stems .... Fresh, too.

Repeat customer. Great millet for my conures

It was just as expected, the birds seemed to like it!

I’ve ordered Nemeth millet sprays multiple times and I’ve not been disappointed in the quality. This batch smells very mild and sweet. The sprays are quite fresh and not dried out. The stems are still easily bendable and not brittle. There was minimal seed at the bottom of the bag. My birds still fight over who gets some first. One pound fits nicely in an old 5 pound plastic bird seed jar that keeps them fresh. Gallon Ziploc baggies work too.My only complaint is that the cost has nearly doubled since my first order. 5 pounds was around $35 in 2017 and is now $63. That’s why I bought only one pound this time. Other brands are cheaper, so I might have to try one of those next time, especially if the cost keeps rising. But so far, the high quality has kept me loyal to the brand.

Budggies love the food!

Update 03/09/23__we’re on third delivery from Nemeth’s & I thought you all should know that every delivery is as good as that first one.I've been servant to a little hard-to-please rescue parakeet for about 4 years now. She lived her first 6 years in a one sq ft cage. No toys, No interaction... took a good while for her to trust me. I've been providing millet sprays all this time and dreaded ordering time rolling around again because it is such a horrid feeling when I open the package only to find that yes, once again, I've paid or discolored darkened dull musty millet which I'm supposed to provide my judge-y little friend with as a display of how much i care about her... anywhere from a fifth to a half of the dried seeds would be lying in bottom of plastic sac, and more would drop as i removed the sprays , seeking the few that were the least bad. The only solution was to go out to the pet shop and be able to examine them myself before buying, but should I have to? Should there be so many dishonest people who believe it's ok to offer a captive bird such garbage? Amazon never gave me a hard time about refunding my money but I don't want to be the person who asks for her money back every time she orders. (while she gets to keep the product she bought) Finally tried Nemeth's and was so happy to discover plump golden sweet-smelling sprays of millet that is so good even my canary -who would never touch any other millet) has come to depend on my understanding that when he hops over to THAT corner of is cag itmeans he'd like some more, please.Yes, it does cost more. This is one of the things in life that falls in the category of ' u get what u pay for '. I see there are options that cost less from farms, not corporations, and I suspect they may also have good quality product. As for me, so long as my budget can manage it, I find that a pound of this stuff is gonna last probably two months and the happiness my little ones feel - he sings for me, she sidles closer to the cage wall I'm at when I approach, instead of fleeing to farthest corner- is worth a double sawbuck.

Fresh, good color and quick delivery