Bulk chicken feeder

Sometimes it almost feels like my girls get the most attention on the homestead. That is however not accurate, they just allow me to experiment a lot more with a few different new ideas. After the last attempt at the diy chicken coop sanitizer, later on this week I want to have a go at

Large wall mount chicken feeder.

Making an Easy Bulk Chicken Feeder that will hold about 70lbs of chicken feed with Zero Waste and Automatically feed chickens for weeks!

Right now I have a 5 gallon green bucket poultry feeder that was given to us, but I hate it. The chicks are spilling the food out everywhere and if I...

10 gallon Rubbermaid Brute Trash Can with locking lid and Backyard Oasis water cups

More pics here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=306625

Homemade Bulk chicken feeder and waterer! Old soap containers were Free And Spouts from tractor supply $6.99/pair - Total cost $14! Of course a husband to do it all! Priceless!

Next time you’re at the Dollar Store, grab an appetizer dish and copy this woman’s backyard idea! A great alternative to an expensive automatic feeder, a recycled bucket and dollar store tray gets the job done.

Using 4 inch pvc pipe and a rubber downspout to divert the chicken feed and there you have it. Hope I can post the pictures!

This is an awesome new chicken feeder. Save money and time! #ad

I use these... I put them on 4x4s on a peice of cement board so the goats don't tip them over in the free range area. In the chicken runs I zip tie the...

The only feed saver attachment for Little Giant, Harris Farms and other cylindrical poultry feeders. No need to buy a new feeder or for DIY!

The height of this feeder helps prevent spillage. Just up off the ground enough that they can't comfortably beak food out. But placement would be different...

Do you have a flock of chickens that are growing in size? If your chickens have outgrown their small coop or if you're thinking of bringing home a large flock

PinterestTwitterFacebookAugust 30th was the day we brought these cute, fluffy, peepers home. All 45 of them, as to date we’ve lost one so we’re down to 44 and boy are they growing. Look at them today, not so cute anymore right? Their transitioning from babies into adults and at this stage they’re getting their feathers....