Grain & Silage Cattle Bunk Feeder

• Multi-Feed Application: Suitable for grain, silage, hay and other appropriate cattle rations.
• Heavy-Duty All-Steel Construction: Designed for repeated daily use in commercial livestock operations.
• Corrugated Side Panels: Formed steel sides increase panel rigidity and structural strength.
• Deep V-Bottom: Directs remaining feed toward the center for easier consumption and cleaning.
• Drain Holes: Help remove rainwater and washing water from the bottom of the feeder.
• Raised Skid Legs: Keep the bunk above ground level and make repositioning easier.
• Large Feed Capacity: The reference silage bunk provides approximately 32 cubic feet or 26 bushels of capacity.
• Continuous Steel Sheeting: Hemmed and continuous side construction reduces unnecessary joints.
• End-to-End Installation: Optional connectors can help keep multiple bunk feeders aligned in a continuous feeding row.
• Customizable: Dimensions, steel thickness, finish and structural configuration can be adapted according to project requirements.

• V-Shaped Feed Pan: Deep steel trough body designed for bulk grain, silage and forage feeding.
• Corrugated Sidewalls: Reinforced formed panels improve stiffness along the full feeder length.
• Heavy-Duty End Plates: Reinforce both ends and help maintain structural alignment.
• Square-Tube Skid Legs: Support the bunk above ground and provide a stable base.
• Drainage Openings: Allow water to escape from the bottom of the trough.
• Optional Bunk Connectors: Keep adjacent feeders aligned when installed end-to-end.

• Commercial beef cattle farms
• Dairy cattle operations
• Feedlots and finishing cattle units
• Cow-calf operations
• Growing and replacement cattle
• Pasture and outdoor feeding areas
• Open cattle yards and paddocks
• Steel-structure cattle barns
• Grain, silage, hay and forage feeding
• New livestock farm construction and renovation projects

• Feeder length, width and depth
• Steel sheet thickness and structural reinforcement
• Skid-leg dimensions and support configuration
• Powder-coated or galvanized surface protection
• Drain-hole quantity and position
• End-to-end bunk connectors
• Feeding height according to livestock size
• OEM branding and project-specific packaging
• Available according to project requirements
• Designed according to local climate and farm conditions

• Place the feeder on firm and reasonably level ground to maintain stable feed distribution.
• Provide sufficient cattle access and adequate clearance for tractors, loaders or feed-delivery equipment.
• When multiple feeders are installed end-to-end, align the bunk sections before fitting connectors.
• Keep drain holes open to prevent rainwater and wash water from accumulating inside the trough.
• Remove stale, fermented or spoiled feed regularly to maintain feed hygiene.
• Inspect corrugated panels, end plates, skid legs and welded connections periodically.
• Repair damaged powder coating or galvanized surfaces promptly to reduce localized corrosion.
• Inspect internal surfaces more frequently when feeding high-moisture or acidic silage.
• Use appropriate farm equipment when repositioning the feeder and avoid uncontrolled dragging on abrasive surfaces.
• Clean and dry the feeder before extended storage or seasonal non-use.

Q: What feed can be used in this cattle bunk feeder?
A: It is designed for grain, silage, hay, chopped forage and other suitable cattle rations.

Q: What is the reference feed capacity?
A: The reference silage bunk provides approximately 32 cubic feet or 26 bushels of feed capacity.

Q: Why does the feeder use a V-shaped bottom?
A: The V-bottom directs remaining feed toward the lowest area of the trough, helping improve feed access and simplify cleaning.

Q: What is the purpose of the drain holes?
A: Drain holes allow rainwater and washing water to escape, reducing standing moisture inside the feeder.

Q: Why are skid legs used?
A: Raised skid legs keep the feeder body above the ground, improve clearance in wet or winter conditions and make repositioning easier.

Q: Can several bunk feeders be connected together?
A: Yes. Optional connectors can help keep multiple feeders aligned when installed end-to-end.

Q: Can the size and finish be customized?
A: Yes. Dimensions, steel thickness, reinforcement and surface treatment can be customized according to project requirements.

Q: Can this feeder be supplied for complete cattle farm projects?
A: Yes. Feeder dimensions and layouts can be coordinated with cattle pens, feed alleys, steel-structure barns, feedlots and complete livestock housing projects.