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What a great and cheap way to make a feeder for your animals. It only took about 2 hours to build. Do you have some small critters that like to waste hay... or won't eat it after it has gotten wet? This project just might save you some cash. 1. Cut barrel in half. 2. Build 2 end frames. The uprights are 48" (1 8' 2x4 cut in half for each pair of legs). 3. The bottom support for the base is 32" and the legs are 16" apart (outside dimension). 4. The 2 cross rail supports that hold the bottom…
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Come see How to Build a Wall Mount Hay Feeder! We're getting ready for our 1st winter with the sheep! Check out this easy inexpensive build!
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Several years ago, during my quest for the perfect hay feeder for my sheep and goats, I built two 8′ long, 4′ high, and 35″ wide hay and grain feeders using Premier’s wire panel feeder inserts. I loved them. They won the hay-feeder lottery! Not only did they do double-duty as grain feeders, they were… Continue reading Building a Small Hay Feeder Using Premier’s Wire Panels
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This is very clever. I went an bought 45 gallon storage container today at Walmart to experiment with Mine has a couple of issues tht I need to address...
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DIY round bales feeders I made from recycled 2x6’s and a cattle panel. I got the idea and dimensions from Plane View Farm on YouTube.
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Modern Homestead on Instagram: "Want to make a small diy hay feeder out of an old water tote? It's easy! I bought a 30$ IBC tote and converted it to a Hay feeder for my alpacas #modernhomestead #homestead #homesteading #farmlife #diy #hayfeeder #alpacas"
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Here are five ways to save hay, money and improve the health of your horse. Every equestrian knows horses love to eat and eat to live. While it may seem gluttonous, numerous studies have proven their digestive systems are designed for grazing. In an ideal world, horses would chew 16 to 17 hours a day according to Kentucky...
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