How Rustic Feathers Chicken Feeder and Waterer Saved me 26 Weeks

If you've got chickens, turkeys or ducks, you're probably using the conventional feeders and drinkers found in agricultural coops.

And you're probably tired of cleaning out the waterer every day, as it fills up with wood shavings and excrement. Filling the feeder too often, because the feed ends up on the floor.

I was fed up too! That's why I came up with a new type of feeder and waterer that reduces hen house maintenance.

Rustic Feather Chicken Waterer










My hen waterer model keeps the water clean for  weeks.  No more water damage, dirty water or  evaporation. 
This waterer can be placed on the  ground or raised  using stainless steel supports.  Another advantage is  that most drinker cups  available on the market are  compatible.

Rustic Feathers Chicken Feeder

 

 


The chicken Feeder I developed is designed to minimize feed waste by forcing the hens to put their heads into the feeder.

Since feed distribution is restricted to the inside, it's difficult to get it out. Moreover, the feeder is designed for all types of crests, even the largest, and can feed 2 to 3 hens at the same time.

The bottom is removable for optimum cleaning, and the wall-mounting system is the same as for the waterer.

High-quality equipment for your chicken coop without compromising on functionality

It was important to me that the waterer and feeder be compact. There’s nothing more frustrating for a poultry farmer than having equipment that’s larger than necessary, which can potentially affect the comfort of their chickens.

The compact size of the equipment we developed quickly became one of our biggest and most significant advantages.

Dimensions of the Waterer and Feeder

With a diameter of 6 inches and a height of 22 inches, our equipment takes up less space than conventional models while offering a large capacity.

When filled to capacity, a supply of water and feed can last up to two weeks for four chickens. For farmers, that’s over 26 weeks saved per year. 

You’ll finally be able to take the time to enjoy your poultry and go on vacation with peace of mind.

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