Hay feeder for horses

No need for buying expensive hay boxes when u can build one yourself for a nikkel and a dime :)

If horse owners can agree on one thing, no hay should go wasted! ❌ With a hay feeder, you can reduce hay waste, save money, and help your horse stay healthy. 🐴 Check out our blog where we share the 10 Best Hay Feeders for Horses.

Last fall I started trying to figure out a plan for how I would feed hay in the winter at home. I didn’t want to leave hay on the ground so I planned ahead and waited for a sale at TSC...Read more

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...

This Item is a Digital Download - there is no physical product This download includes instructions, a drawing, a list of materials, and a CAD animation to build a wooden sheep/goat feeder with skids. Each step of assembly is photographed and accompanied by a description, and materials are clearly specified in a spreadsheet. The hay feeder is designed to suspend hay comfortably at eye level for about eight average-sized small ruminants. Hay is loaded into the top of the feeder and it slides…

Horse hay feeders from Farmco are designed to save hay and protect horses. Reduce waste with hay saver horse feeders and roofed horse feeders, all USA built.

Sometimes life happens and you can only feed your horse once per day. Check out our tips for using hay nets as slow feeders to help your horses hay last him through the day.

Credit: Thinkstock Round-bales are used throughout the horse industry as a means of providing forage to horses housed in poor pastures, dry lots, or during winter months1. The cost of hay fed in a round bale package is typically lower on a per ton basis than small square bales. The lower price coupled with the […]

Save money, time and/or effort with these eight simple “life hacks” for the barn. So you can spend more time in the tack and less time on everything else. Go riding!