Teemore - Model 76mm -Diagonal Feed Barrier

Our diagonals have been designed with Z shaped dividers which ensure the barriers are more tag friendly than that of a straight diagonal.

Teemores 76mm diagonal barrier has been designed with strong cattle in mind. The thicker bars are manufactured to withstand heavy pressure from larger beef breeds. With our standard zig-zag diagonal design, these barriers help to reduce tag losses and calves escaping. The ends of the barrier are adjustable ensuring any open space can be catered for. This diagonal feed barrier can be bolted into place or it can be hinged to allow access onto the feed passage. The diagonal design is designed to reduce bullying and assist in minimising feed wastage.

• Unique design to eliminate calves escaping
• Adjustable end pieces for ease of fitting
• Z shape design reduces ear tags losses
• Added strength for heavier beef cattle
• Minimises bullying and feed wastage

As a general rule, the height of the diagonal bars should be set at a level that allows the animals to comfortably reach their feed without having to strain their neck or back

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The thicker bars of the 76mm diagonal feed barrier are specifically designed to withstand heavy pressure from larger beef breeds. This strength is essential for containing and managing strong cattle, providing durability and security in handling larger animals.

The standard zig-zag diagonal design of the barrier helps to reduce tag losses and prevent calves from escaping. This feature is crucial in maintaining a controlled and secure environment, preventing the loss of identification tags and ensuring the containment of animals within the designated area.

The adjustable ends of the barrier allow for customisation to cater to any open space. This versatility ensures that the barrier can be tailored to fit specific configurations, making it suitable for various feeding setups or spaces within a livestock facility.

The diagonal design of the feed barrier is intended to reduce bullying among cattle. By providing a structured feeding environment, it helps establish order and prevents aggressive behavior. Additionally, the design aims to minimise feed wastage, contributing to efficient and economical feeding practices by ensuring that the feed is consumed as intended.