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CFD: Your Convenient Source for Farm, Garden and Pet Supplies Since 1935.

Your Convenient Source for Farm,
Garden & Pet Supplies Since 1935.

Distributor for Farm, Garden & Pet Stores

Established in 1935, CFD: Co-operative Feed Dealers, Inc is a distributor for independent farm, garden or pet stores in Northeast USA.

CFD Distributes:

  • Farm Supplies
  • Equine Supplies
  • Garden Supplies
  • Pet Supplies
  • Livestock Supplies
  • MUCK® Boots
  • All Major Feed Ingredients
  • A Complete Line of Nutritional Additives

CFD Dealers Include:

  • Feed Mills
  • Farm Supply Stores
  • Tack & Feed Stores
  • Lawn & Garden Centers
  • Hardware Stores
  • Pet Supply Stores
  • Sporting Goods Stores
  • Shoe Stores
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CFD Transportation is an authorized contract carrier offering weekly or bi-weekly delivery in the northeast.
CFD Commodities is available to quote on a variety of Feed Mill Ingredients.
Contact us for more info or read About CFD.

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CFD Member Dealer Locations Include:

CFD is owned by our member dealers in 114 locations, while we supply 1279 total dealers.

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CFD supplies feed ingredients, nutritional additives, MUCK boots and farm, equine, garden and pet supplies to the following stores plus many more:

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Bird Feed Tip

For May 2008

wild bird

Should I feed birds in the Spring and Summer?

Yes. Spring can be one of the hardest times for birds to find food. Insects have not yet become active and any remaining natural seeds will be soggy and spoiled. Spring is also the time of year when birds are mating and laying eggs. These activities require extra nutrition.

Late spring and early summer is when birds are feeding their newborn chicks. They will come to your feeders to satisfy their own needs, while bringing insects back for their young. By mid to late summer you should see adult birds bring their young to your feeders. This is one of the real treats for the avid bird feeder.

Finally, by feeding year round more birds will learn to visit your yard and you will see a wide array of species with each season.

Provided By:
New England Wild Bird Food Company