Small Farm Grain/Feed Storage. Mobile Grain Bins & Gravity Wagons How To Store Feed On Small Farms

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[folsterfarms]

Thank you for the review! We have a small sheep operation, and are just beginning to look at these for our farm.

[calvaryfarm]

I've been looking into one of these for my small scale kunekune operations. With the feed price increases it makes sense to buy in bulk anyway. Thanks for sharing!

[marypost]

Looks like your purchase will make feeding more efficient on the farm. I think I may have seen one of those dome style greenhouse structures you were talking about getting installed on your farm this summer on a farm I pass. Its huge! Hopefully you will be able to grow a lot in there! Thanks for the video. Very interesting.

[FTA]

Hey man we use these for pastured chickens on mobile houses and we have a terrible time with bridging at the chute door. It’s a pretty fine ground material which these probably work great with larger whole grains/seed. I’m just curious how your experience with these has been.