The right chicken feeder cuts feed waste, your biggest running cost. We supply feeders for day-old chicks right up to commercial broiler and layer houses. Choose a type below and request a quote.
Stock and sizes change often, so we quote on request. Tell us what you need and we will reply with prices and delivery.
Low trays and small round feeders for day-old chicks in the first 7–10 days, when they need to reach feed easily.
A hopper that feeds a round pan and is hung from the roof. Raise it as the birds grow so the pan lip stays at back height. The standard broiler and free-range feeder.
Long feeders for cages and small runs. Easy to fill and clean, good for layers.
Larger hopper feeders that hold several days of feed, so you top up less often. Ideal if you are not on the farm every day.
Give every bird enough space to eat at the same time, otherwise the smaller birds fall behind and the flock grows unevenly. As a rough guide, one large hanging feeder serves a few dozen grown birds. Tell us your flock size and bird type (broilers, layers or indigenous) and we will quote the right number.
Most farmers order chicken feeders and drinkers together. Add poultry drinkers to the same quote and we deliver both in one trip. We supply new feeders only, so each one arrives clean and ready to use.
Hanging tube feeders are the standard choice for broilers because you can raise them as the birds grow, which cuts waste.
Yes. Ask for a quote and tell us how many birds you keep and how many days of feed you want the feeder to hold.
No, we supply new feeders and drinkers only, so there is no risk of bringing in disease from another farm.
Tell us what you need and how many birds you keep. We reply with prices and delivery, usually the same day.
We deliver anywhere in South Africa.