Agrarzone Galvanised Chicken Feeder with Viewing Windows, Outdoor, 15 kg

Dry feed out in the run: Agrarzone galvanised chicken feeder

The Agrarzone chicken feeder keeps your feed dry and clean outdoors. The hopper is made from galvanised sheet steel, stands on two bolt-on support brackets and releases feed through feed ports along both long sides – so several birds eat at the same time without crowding each other out.

The lift-off lid with a carry handle opens with one hand when you fill up and keeps rain and droppings off the feed. Through the viewing windows in the end panel you can read the fill level without lifting the lid. It earns its place in the run, in a mobile hen house and in the aviary – you only need to top it up every few days.

Overview:

• Galvanised sheet steel – stands up to years of weather outdoors
• Feed ports spread over both sides: less jostling at the trough
• Lid keeps rain, leaves and droppings away from the feed
• Viewing windows show the fill level at a glance
• Funnel-shaped ports cut down on spilled feed
• Support brackets with plastic foot caps for a steady stance
• Three sizes: 15 kg with 4, 30 kg with 6 and 50 kg with 8 feed ports

Technical data:

• Material: galvanised sheet steel, feed ports in plastic
• Design: rectangular hopper with lid, mounted on support brackets
• Capacity: 15 kg, 30 kg or 50 kg of feed
• Feed ports: 4, 6 or 8 – evenly split between both long sides
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 39.5 x 24 x 28 cm / 49 x 30 x 34.5 cm / 58.5 x 36 x 41 cm
• Weight: 4.2 kg / 6.5 kg / 8.6 kg
• Level check: two viewing windows in the end panel

Scope of delivery:

1x Agrarzone galvanised chicken feeder, with lid and support brackets

Questions & answers:

Can the feeder stay outside permanently?
Yes. Hopper and lid are made from galvanised sheet steel and built for outdoor use. The lid keeps rain off the feed.

Which size suits my flock?
The number of feed ports decides it: 4 on the 15 kg model, 6 on the 30 kg and 8 on the 50 kg. The more birds you want feeding at once, the larger you go.

How do I know when to refill?
The two viewing windows in the end panel show the fill level without you opening the lid.