Diy hay bale feeder

For those of you who feed round bale hay know, the hardest part is keeping the bale dry so it doesn’t mold before the animals have time to finish eating it. Rain and warm air can destroy a …

Goat Feeder

Since we got a tractor and can actually move a round bale without use of PVC pipe as rollers and only the strength of Chuck's back, he has been experimenting with making hay feeders. He's made some pretty good feeders for grass hay by the flake, and a commercial horse feeder works fine for the lespedeza because the large openings between the bars work fine with the tightly packed lespedeza stems. The round bales were a challenge, though. How to make a feeder the goats could get the hay out…

Last month, I lost almost an entire round bale to summer heat and a heavy down pour. It was awful and many tears were shed. In all my years of feeding rounds, I’ve rarely ever lost much hay. …

Learn how to build an inexpensive DIY hay feeder designed to store hay for your goats and sheep, giving easy access for all.

Well, if you read the DIY Square Bale Slow Feeder article, you know that our horses’ paddock was set up for square bales, not round. Round bales are a whole ‘nother ball game.

Cattle hay feeder 6’x8’ 4x4 frame with a 15 degree 2x6 outer wall on 10” spacing to keep the little calves out. Sturdier than an economy round bale feeder 👍🏻

Sharing the design of hay feeders for round bales and logistics of feeding hay to sheep in the winter.Various companies offer round bale hay feeders for

Horse Hay Feeders that save hay from Klene Pipe Structures

Square bale hay feeder for goats! What a great idea for goats! Homestead DIY

Made out of 3 pallets. It holds one bale of hay. I would recommend using a net so they don't pull the hay out.

Round bale feeder with slow feeder hay net.

Want to save money on hay this year and not have so much go to waste? Check out these DIY round hay bale feeders I found on Pinterest. They are so cool!

800-1000lb 4x4 round bale hay feeder. Rough dementions, sled 8ft, feeder 4ft high x (5 ft would have been better) x 6 for long x 5ft wide.

So, we had a dilemma in regards to how we fed hay. Pendleton needed to free feed all day, and Willow & Rowdy needed to be forced to slow down or they would inhale their day’s worth of hay…