Vine House Farm

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Blue tits on suet block © Nicholas Watts, Vine House Farm Bird Food

Vine House Farm Bird Foods

Support Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust by buying bird food from Vine House Farm

When you buy bird food from Vine House Farm, £10 is given to Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust for your first purchase. Please help us by spreading the word, and sharing this page with your friends and family.

Vine House Farm is managed in a way that encourages wildlife by offering a wide range of habitats while growing, packing and dispatching bird seed direct from its Lincolnshire site, minimising its environmental impact. 

During the family's long-term commitment to supporting The Wildlife Trusts’ work, in protecting and restoring areas for nature and inspiring people to experience wildlife first-hand, Vine House Farm has raised nearly £2.5 million for Wildlife Trusts, with well over £25,000 going to the Trust here in Lincolnshire. Investment, support and guidance from Vine House Farm has been especially invaluable in the transformation of Willow Tree Fen, close to the farm near Spalding, from arable to thriving wetland nature reserve.

To find out more and to buy food direct from the conservation award-winning farm, visit the Vine House Farm website by clicking below.

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Family with Nicholas Watts' younger grandchildren in sunflower field

Family with Nicholas Watts' younger grandchildren by Matthew Roberts

Wildlife-friendly farming

Fourth-generation farmer Nicholas Watts has been working the land at Vine House Farm in Deeping St Nicholas, Lincolnshire, since he was a boy. Over the last two to three decades, thanks to wildlife-friendly measures put in place at the farm, barn owl and whitethroat numbers have quadrupled, and tree sparrow and lapwing numbers have increased ten-fold.

Nicholas Watts is a long-term supporter and member of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust and chairman of the South Holland Area Group.

Feeding the birds

To find out everything you need to know about feeding birds, take a look at this fabulous video from Vine House Farm below, or go to our wildlife gardening page.

Wildlife gardening

How to Attract Birds to Your Garden Tutorial - Vine House Farm