Jul 21, 2024 · A budget-friendly homestead project is always a hit! And this DIY goat hay feeder can get made using your existing goat pen fencing and a recycled plastic 55-gallon drum. Reduce hay wastage and keep the hay dry for next to nothing, as Whitehouse Farm demonstrates.

Sep 26, 2017 · A homemade hay feeder that is suspended from a rail keeps hay from getting soggy, wet or trampled when it is on the ground. The hay feeder is inexpensive to make and saves money by not wasting hay that your horses or cows won't eat.

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How to make a 55 gallon drum hay feeder for your Livestock, goats, sheep,lambs, horses,llama, alpaca etc...more.

Jan 12, 2015 · I saw a few designs for slow feeders and other DIY (do it yourself) homemade hay feeding structures. And I really liked the barrel ones. So Rich and I decided to give it a try.

Nov 11, 2005 · These plastic 55 gallon barrels are a slip fit into a 24 inch big rig truck tire. I take 3 pieces of angle iron and make a L shaped bracket a few inches long. In each flat of the bracket I drill 1 hole.

To build a DIY round bale hay feeder for cattle, you’ll only need an IBC water storage container, a screwdriver, something to cut plastic, and some manpower. To make the feeder, you will remove the plastic tote from its metal caging, cut the plastic, then sit it on top to form a roof.

Remember the diy plastic drum goat hay feeder as well at the diy old futton hay feeder. The hubby recently experimented with this diy rain barrel hay feeder idea. This is indeed a really creative way of distributing the feed. As you can probably tell from the picture it is a straight forward project that can be completed within half an hour.

Apr 12, 2020 · A step by step tutorial on how to build yourself a hay feeder with net liner that is easy to load and prevents wasted hay. #haynet # hayfeeder #horsefeeder...

Jan 18, 2021 · Today you will learn how to build an easy self-feeding hay feeder for sheep (or goats!). We have tried a lot of feeders over the years… an IBC cage for small square bales, cut in half plastic barrels, an upside down cattle feeder, even a modified cattle hay feeder with welded wire (so they couldn’t fit in), but nothing met our criteria.