Feeders

Livestock Feeders for Cattle, Horses, Pigs and Small Animals

The right livestock feeder helps reduce wasted feed, simplify daily chores, and provide dependable access to nutrition. Barn World carries feeding equipment for cattle, horses, pigs, sheep, and goats, with options for pasture, barn, and feedlot use.

Compare hay feeders, creep feeders, mineral feeders, feed troughs, hog feeders, and range cube feeders. Choosing the right equipment depends on your animals, feeding routine, available space, and type of feed.

Browse Livestock Feeders by Category

• Hay Feeders — cattle, horse, small-animal, and stall feeding designs
• Feed Troughs & Bunk Feeders — steel and poly-lined bunks for grain, silage, and supplemental feed
• Creep Feeders & Cages — separate supplemental-feed access for calves and younger livestock
• Mineral Feeders & Lick Tanks — dry-mineral feeding equipment and liquid-supplement tanks
• Pig Feeders and Hog Feeders — feed storage and dispensing equipment for swine
• Range Cube Feeders — truck-mounted supplemental-feeding equipment

Hay Feeders for Cattle, Horses and Small Livestock

Hay feeders help keep hay contained and accessible while reducing the amount lost to trampling, scattering and ground contact. Options include round bale feeders, hay racks, pasture feeders, and stall-mounted designs.

Compare cattle hay feeders for round-bale and pasture feeding, horse hay feeders for equine paddocks and pastures, small animal hay feeders for sheep, goats, and smaller livestock, and stall hay feeders for barns and individual feeding areas.

Benefits of Hay Feeders

• Reduce hay waste from trampling and scattering.
• Help keep hay off muddy or contaminated ground.
• Provide convenient feeding access for livestock.
• Reduce the time spent replacing wasted hay and cleaning feeding areas.

Feed Troughs and Bunk Feeders

Metal feed bunks and poly-lined feed bunks offer different ways to present grain, silage, and other suitable livestock feeds. Compare length, trough depth, animal access, frame construction, and placement options on the individual product pages. Browse the feed troughs and bunk feeders overview to choose a design.

Creep Feeders for Calves and Young Livestock

Creep feeders allow younger animals to reach supplemental feed while restricting access by larger livestock. They are especially useful when calves need additional nutrition without competing directly with adult cattle.

Smaller access openings or adjustable entry systems help control which animals can reach the feed. Select a feeder according to the size and age of your animals, pasture conditions, and supplemental feeding program.

Browse our creep feeders and cages for supplemental feeding options.

Benefits of Creep Feeders

• Provide younger livestock with designated access to supplemental feed.
• Help reduce competition from larger animals.
• Support consistent supplemental feeding as part of a balanced nutrition program.
• Reduce the need to separate livestock for every feeding.

Mineral Feeders and Lick Tanks

Mineral feeders provide convenient access to supplemental minerals in the pasture or barn. Available styles include ground mineral feeders, upright feeders, and liquid supplement lick tanks.

Choosing a covered or weather-resistant design can help protect mineral supplements from rain and moisture. The best choice depends on whether you're feeding loose minerals, blocks, or liquid supplements.

Explore our mineral feeders for cattle and other livestock.

Benefits of Mineral Feeders

• Provide accessible feeding stations for mineral supplementation.
• Help protect costly supplements from weather exposure.
• Reduce unnecessary mineral waste and spillage.
• Simplify routine feeding and replenishment in pasture settings.

Pig Feeders and Hog Feeders

Pig and hog feeders are designed to store and dispense feed while limiting unnecessary waste. Depending on the design, feed may be supplied through gravity-fed hoppers or controlled dispensing mechanisms that release feed as animals eat.

Feed capacity, animal size, access openings, and outdoor durability are important considerations when selecting feeding equipment for swine.

Explore our pig feeders and hog feeders to compare available feeding styles and capacities.

Benefits of Pig and Hog Feeders

• Store larger quantities of feed to reduce frequent refilling.
• Help control feed access and minimize spillage.
• Support consistent feeding routines for growing and mature swine.
• Reduce daily labor associated with manual feed distribution.

Range Cube Feeders for Cattle

Range cube feeders offer a convenient way to distribute supplemental cattle feed directly from a truck. Rather than manually carrying feed into a pasture, operators can dispense range cubes or compatible feed while moving through the feeding area.

This approach can make supplemental feeding more efficient, particularly across large pastures and extensive grazing operations.

Our range cube feeders provide a practical solution for distributing supplemental feed from a vehicle.

Benefits of Range Cube Feeders

• Distribute supplemental feed from a truck.
• Reduce manual handling and carrying of feed.
• Help operators maintain separation from livestock during distribution.
• Simplify feeding routines across larger grazing areas.

Choosing the Right Livestock Feeder

When comparing livestock feeders, consider the type of animal, the feed being supplied, how often the feeder needs refilling and where it will be used.

• Animal type: Choose feeding openings, feeder height and capacity appropriate for your livestock.
• Feed type: Hay, grain, minerals, and range cubes require different dispensing and storage designs.
• Feeding location: Consider whether the equipment will be used in pasture, a feedlot, a barn, or an individual stall.
• Capacity: Larger storage capacity may reduce refill frequency, but should match your herd size and feeding schedule.
• Maintenance: Look for accessible feeding areas and construction suitable for routine cleaning and outdoor exposure.

Request a Livestock Feeder and Freight Quote

Choose a category above and review the product's size, capacity, options, and availability. Many larger feeders require freight shipping. To request a delivered quote, provide the product or model, quantity, and destination ZIP code. Contact Barn World at (720) 238-2190 or sales@barnworld.com for assistance.