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Hay Feeder
Covered field or barn hay feeder that keeps forage off the ground, out of the mud and away from waste, with a roof that sheds the worst of a British winter.
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Hay Feeders
Covered and open forage feeders for cleaner feeding in fields, barns and yards.
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Choosing hay feeders with confidence
Compare the available approach, understand what the equipment needs from your yard and ask us to confirm the details that matter before you order.
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Which option is right for you?
A side-by-side view of the practical options. Anything not yet confirmed is specified for your horses, building and routine before you order.
| Product | Best for | Installation | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Covered field feeder | Winter turnout and exposed sites | Keeps more weather off forage; capacity and access points vary. | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Open hay feeder | Sheltered yards and barns | Straightforward access with less weather protection. | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Stable slow feeder | One horse indoors | More controlled intake, but not intended as a group field feeder. | Confirmed on enquiry |
How it works
Understanding hay feeders
The practical principles to understand before comparing individual equipment.
Step 1
Forage held above ground
The feeder contains hay in one place so less is mixed into mud, bedding or the surrounding surface.
Step 2
Weather protection
Covered versions shelter the forage from the worst of the weather when horses are fed outside.
Step 3
Managed group access
The size and number of feeding positions are chosen around the horses sharing the feeder.
Suitability
Who should consider it?
Suitability depends on the individual horse, the yard setup and how often the equipment will be used.
Horses living outWinter turnoutSmall groupsYards reducing forage waste
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What to consider
Horse numbers
There must be enough safe access for the group, including horses lower in the field hierarchy.
Capacity
Match capacity to the ration, refill routine and the number of horses rather than simply choosing the largest feeder.
Site and movement
Consider how the feeder will be filled, moved and positioned as ground conditions change.
Edges and openings
All accessible parts need to suit equestrian use; model-specific details are confirmed before ordering.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
The questions we are asked most about hay feeders equipment.
Need help choosing?
Tell us about your horses, your yard and the routine you want to improve. We will help you compare the appropriate options without guessing at unconfirmed specifications.
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