05 · 10 items · Whole farm, from the silo to each pen
Automatic Pig Feeding Systems and Feed Storage
An automatic feeding line moves feed from the silo to every trough on time, without carrying buckets. We build the line as one system — storage, conveying, dosing and feeders — sized to the house length, the feed type and the number of drop points.
Feed Silos & Bins
Bulk storage at the start of the feeding line, sized to your feed use and delivery schedule.
Auger Feeding Systems
A spiral turning inside a pipe carries feed from the silo to every drop, with a drive sized to the run.
Chain-Disc Feeding Systems
Discs on a chain pull feed around a closed loop, through corners and past every outlet in the house.
Sow Feed Dosers
A volumetric cup above each sow that holds her set ration and drops it at feeding time.
Individual Sow Feed Troughs
A trough for each sow in a stall or crate, with smooth edges and room for feed and water.
Stainless Steel Long Troughs
A continuous stainless trough along a row of stalls, made in sections with supports and dividers.
Stainless Steel Dry Feeders
A hopper feeder that lets pigs eat dry feed when they want, with adjustable flow to limit waste.
Wet-Dry Feeders
A feeder with a drinker in the trough, so pigs mix their own feed and water as they eat.
Liquid Feeding Systems
Feed mixed with liquid in a kitchen and pumped through valved lines to every trough, with cleaning built in.
On-Farm Feed Milling & Mixing
A farm feed centre that stores, grinds, weighs and mixes raw materials into your own rations.
Scope of supply
Scope of supply: feed storage & feeding
| Usually in the package | Agreed in each contract |
|---|---|
| Silos, feed lines, drives and corners | Feed delivery to the silo and silo foundations |
| Dosers, drop tubes and troughs or feeders | Power supply and wiring on site |
| Line controls where ordered | Cleaning and feed-formula management |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Auger or chain-disc feed line?
Augers suit shorter, simpler runs; chain-disc lines move feed around longer loops with many corners. House length, number of drops and feed type decide which fits.
How big should the feed silo be?
The useful volume follows the daily feed use and how often feed is delivered. Tell us both and we size the silos and their number.
Can the line handle pellets and mash?
The conveying system and the dosers are chosen for the feed form. Please tell us which feed you use so we can match them.
Tell us about your farm
Share the herd size, the stages you want to equip and where the farm is — our engineers will suggest a configuration.