Experienced feeder users place rubber mats around feeders for the immediate benefits of allowing for easy cleaning of the feed access area, repositioning of the Lower Adjuster and avoiding hazards of erosion around the feeders. On the...
A consistently full feeder leads to quiet and contented stock. This is because they quickly adapt to the constant supply of supplementary / complementary feed and it eliminates their need to fight for food. If a feeder is regularly...
Training lambs and calves to eat from feeders is best done by having their mothers show them how it is done. However, most cows are not being complementary fed through feeders at calving and farmers are moving lambing periods later in...
