YOUR PARTNER IN EFFICIENT LIVESTOCK FEEDING SOLUTIONS

Manufacturers of Bale Up Hayfeeders since 2012. Crafted from locally sourced materials, designed based on an American concept, and manufactured in Victoria, Australia.

We know that choosing the right feeding equipment can significantly impact the effective management of your livestock. Whether you’re operating a large commercial farm or a small family-run operation, our innovative and dependable feeders are designed to meet your specific needs with ease, efficiency, and cost savings.

Delivery is available Australia-wide, or check out one of our state-wide Retailers!

Our flagship product designed to set the standard in efficient livestock feeding.

CATTLE FEEDERS

This single-unit feeder is compact and efficient, providing a reliable feeding solution in a smaller size.

CALF FEEDERS

Each section spans an impressive 4 meters long, and the modular design seamlessly connects to form a substantial feeding unit.

FEEDPAD / MODULAR FEEDERS

Engineered to withstand the rigours of daily use, it ensures long-lasting performance while offering ease of use and maintenance. Perfectly sized for sheep.

SHEEP FEEDERS

PAYBACK ON YOUR INVESTMENT

A standard round bale ring feeder operates at around 75% efficiency (often as low as 65%) due to feed losses from dropped or spoiled hay.

A 400kg bale priced at $240.00/tonne results in a daily loss of $24. With an average bale ring cost of $500.00, your hay losses quickly add up.

In contrast, the Bale Up Hayfeeder operates at 95% efficiency, reducing hay loss to just $5.00 per day. The feeder costs $2,800.00, but each holding two bales saves around $38.00 per day. Compared to purchasing two round bale rings, the payback period is 26 days. It takes about 52 days to fully offset the feeder's cost through hay savings.

These are conservative yet educated estimates, excluding additional savings from reduced labour and improved animal health, which speed up payback even further.

Cuts losses down to around 5%, saving you an average of around $65 / bale, at $240 / tonne.

Other feeders can waste up-to 30%, which can be an average of around $80 / bale at $240 / tonne.

Capacity to Ad Lib Feed more than 50 head of cattle at one time.

Reduced ground damage and a cleaner area surrounding the feeders.