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  • Functionality: it is important that the feeders (particularly the grain/lick feeders) can control how much the stock eat. Advantage Feeders have an ‘Advanced Adjustment System’ that allows ration to be restricted between 15% and full ration.
  • Volume scales and adjuster gauges: these make sure that accurate assessments can be made on stock consumption and allow you to assess profit.
  • Price: it is important that you buy the products that suit you best. The value feeders add to your business willdiffer from farm to farm. Example - value may be perceived from the ability to control the stocks ration or the amount of waste the feeders save.
  • Freight costs: total freight cost will depend on the location of your farm. Advantage Feeders products are delivered free to your local area (this can depend on quantities purchased and exact location).
  • Volumes quotes in metric: bag sizes inevitably vary from one manufacturer to another so this will give you a true ability to compare products.
We are dedicated to:

Innovative feeding systems that:
  • Balance the maximum savings over the lifetime of the feeder with the financial outlay.
  • Reduce e xpensive labour.
  • Save waste and save you money.
  • Allow the user to accurately control feeding.
  • Improve the profitability of livestock farming.
  • Allow farmers to have more control over stock performance.
  • Support farming innovation. An example is feeders for lamb trials. Read more.



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  Grain Feeder Advanced Adjustment System
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  Cradle Hay Feeder - Loading Methods
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Identifying Shy Feeders
Latest trials: Identifying Shy Feeders

Identifying Shy Feeders

Advantage Feeders has developed a system of identify shy feeders by mixing food dye with their ration. You can see on the sheep above, they are not shy feeders as they have blue food dye on their nose. Sheep that don’t are shy feeders

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