These can belong to very different bird species, such as crows, pigeons, pheasants, starlings, jays and others. Birds can be repelled using acoustic or visual deterrents, using fertilizers approved for organic farming, distracted feeding or appropriate crop cultivation measures. By placing the seed slightly deeper, the birds do not have such unimpeded access; on the other hand, the seed needs a little longer to germinate. Hilling up after sowing can also prevent the grains from being picked out quickly because they are more heavily covered with soil.

In the previous project, questions on the subject of bird damage were already addressed using various fertilizers permitted in organic farming; This project serves to deepen this problem. Field tests with dressing agents should be carried out, and observations should also be made and documented when setting up a kite. Of course, it may also be the case that no harmful birds appear at the time of germination and therefore no observations can be carried out.