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Stock up for Spring with Elzy Milling & Trade LTD.

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  Elzy Milling & Trade is a locally-owned home & farm business in Bellville, Ohio.  It's February, and March is just around the corner. We can almost see the flowers blooming and hear the birds chirping. If you're as excited as we are, we have good news for you! We have all you need to get a jumpstart on your outdoor decor, gardening plans, pond maintenance, and more! We think these supplies might interest you while you prepare for Spring:  Bird Supply If you want to attract those springtime birdies to your yard, it comes down to the right feed. We carry only the "Grade A" quality of seeds and offer both proprietary mixes and individual seeds either by the pound or in bulk. We also carry birdhouses, habitats, suet cakes, and more for your hummingbirds, bluebirds, woodpeckers, and other bird species.  Gardening Equipment and Seed We're your one-stop-shop for all things garden! We have a variety of different fertilizers, chemicals, and seed mixes so you can ...

Birds of a Feather

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As you may know, Elzy Milling & Trade offers a wide variety of wild bird seeds that can be bought in bulk or by the pound. Hummingbirds, bluebirds, and cardinals are just some of the winged friends you might attract with our seeds! How much do you know about the mythical and superstitious origins of wild birds? Here are some popular examples. Since the early days of mankind, birds were thought to be messengers of the gods--long before we ever used them to send messages between humans. And since they inhabit every continent, there is so much interesting lore about them that differs by country! In many cultures due to widespread Christianity, a white dove is a symbol of peace. In ancient Greece, though, cranes and eagles were thought to be sacred due to their religious connections. In yet another region of the world, the wild quetzal was a spiritual bird for many Mesoamericans, while among the Yoruba people of Africa, the parrot is sacred. Here are a few more avian tidbits: In the ...