Parent Feeder (Male & Female) new
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The Parent Feeder (Male & Female) is an essential tool designed specifically for broiler breeder farms.These feeders feature specialized designs that enable separate feeding systems for male and female breeder birds, ensuring optimal nutrition tailored to each group. The feeder grids are sized appropriately for male and female birds, with dimensions of 86 mm and 43 mm, respectively. An additional weight pan at the bottom enhances the feeder’s stability, ensuring consistent performance in active farm environments.
Key Features:
- Specialized Design: Separate feeding systems for male and female breeder birds, catering to their specific nutritional needs.
- Enhanced Stability: Additional weight pan at the bottom for improved stability.
- Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials to ensure long-lasting performance.
- Easy to Use: Designed for ease of assembly and maintenance.
Speciafications:
| No. of birds per feeder | 10 Male - 12 Female |
| Feed pan diameter | 350 mm |
Benefits :
- Optimized Feeding: Separate systems for males and females ensure that each group receives appropriate nutrition, enhancing growth and productivity.
- Reduced Feed Wastage: Appropriately sized grids minimize feed spillage and wastage, promoting efficient
feed use. - Improved Stability: The additional weight pan at the bottom ensures the feeder remains stable, even in active farm environments.
- Ease of Access: The design allows easy access to feed, accommodating the specific physical characteristics of
male and female birds. - Durable and Reliable: Constructed from high-quality materials, the feeders are built to withstand the demands of broiler breeder farms, providing a long-lasting feeding solution.
The Parent Feeder (Male & Female) is a versatile and efficient feeding solution for broiler breeder farms, designed to cater to the specific needs of male and female birds. Its specialized design features, combined with enhanced stability and durability, make it an ideal choice for ensuring optimal nutrition and growth in breeder birds