Fodder Feeding System products

Multiple systems can be tied together to produce any amount of fodder for any size operation you may have. You will need 8 square feet per 32 tray unit which produces 60 lbs a day. We have the equipment to control the water and power so that you can grow as much fodder as you need.

Great nutritional feed or supplement for all farm animals including but not limited to rabbits, chickens, goats, cows and horses. It reduces the occurrence of digestive diseases and stimulates the immune system. It`s naturally balanced with essential nutrients high in fiber, energy and protein. It is rich in enzymes with low acid content and is highly digestible. Animals love it!

Your layers will have bigger eggs with a firmer darker yolks. If you add a little black oiled sunflower you will increase the protein and valuable Omega 3. This is what happens when you feed your animals fresh food.

16 tray system produces two 15 lb trays of fodder feed. $370 plus shipping for a complete system. Lights are an additional charge. Purchase 50 lb bags of wheat or barley seed. You can quickly master growing and feeding fresh fodder and sprouts to your animals.

You will be able to watch your animals get shinier coats, denser hoofs, stronger teeth and have more energy. This is due to higher digestibility of the fodder to as high as 80% as compared to dry hay of 20%. This is what happens when you feed your animals fresh food.

The cost of a 50 lbs sack of barley, is around $15.00 per bag. If a sack of barley cost $15 for 50 lbs it works out to about .30 cents per pound and you use 2 lbs per tray so that`s .60 cents per tray. Each tray will produce about 15 lbs of fodder every 7 to 8 days. A`15 lbs tray, divide by .60 cent seed cost equals .04 cents per lb of finished fodder. Compare this with with your current feed prices simply divide the total cost by the number of pounds.

The cost of a 50 lbs sack of barley, is around $15.00 per bag. If a sack of barley cost $15 for 50 lbs it works out to about .30 cents per pound and you use 2 lbs per tray so that`s .60 cents per tray. Each tray will produce about 15 lbs of fodder every 7 to 8 days. A`15 lbs tray, divide by .60 cent seed cost equals .04 cents per lb of finished fodder.

The cost of a 50 lbs sack of barley, is around $15.00 per bag. If a sack of barley cost $15 for 50 lbs it works out to about .30 cents per pound and you use 2 lbs per tray so that`s .60 cents per tray. Each tray will produce about 15 lbs of fodder every 7 to 8 days. A`15 lbs tray, divide by .60 cent seed cost equals .04 cents per lb of finished fodder.