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I was specifically looking at the jaylor mini mixers. I'm currently doing a half load of steers at a time but want to do 1 maybe 2 full load at a time eventually. I already have the tractor and am looking at something to go with it. I currently feed a gluten, corn/ barley mix, Gin trash, and...

Yes atmr

Yes I'm looking at a tmr

I have a small lot that I use to feed feeder cattle in. It currently has 8 stand hi tensile fence. I have added electricity to 3 of the wires. I have never weaned cattle as it hasn't had power until recently. How would you feel about weaning bought cattle in this lot with electric fence now

Looking to see if anyone has ever used a 60hp tractor or under to pull a feeder mixer what mixer was it, and what was your experience.

They do have free choice hay now and will continue to. Thank you for the reply

Whole corn or cracked corn?

I have recently purchased 15 650# steers. I currently have them on a 14% feed at 1% of their body weight. I store the grain in a feed bin and Feed in fence line bunks by hand out of buckets. Im selling these steers by the Quaters, half, or whole, processing starts mid November. So eventually...

Thanks for the info, I plan to put 2 panels with a gate on one end and open to place bales in from the other end, so if the hay is pushed it will still be accessible from the other side. But I will not have to enter the pasture or open a gate to feed.

There is 13 inches in between each one. I went by plans on one of the university websites, I think UT or NDSU.

Thanks, is that mature cows on your numbers, I should have said I'm planning to feed 500 to 800 lb calves.

This was built out of 2.5 x 2.5 inch square tubing that's 12ga.wall thickness. It is built from seconds of carport tubing from a local carport manufacturer. Thanks i hope they work good.

Just wanted to post a picture of the fence line hay feeder panel I made to feed free choice hay, or other similar feeds for my feedlot. It's 16 feet long with 11 feed slots. How many feed slots is recommended when feeding free choice hay or such?

I do plan to build a small recieving lot to put the calves in a few days after purchase, this perimeter fence is for their remaining time at the farm. Any recommendations on size of the recieving lot, about 20 had at a time. Thanks for the responses so far.

I have had a really bad experience with stay tuff previously, and just don't like woven wire because of the difficulty of repairs, about a 1/3 of this fence will be in trees

Possibly but they will be purchased calves, and no other adjoining pasture

I'm looking to create a 4 acre dry lot and am debating the perimeter fence. I normally do 5 wrie hi tensile with the top 4 hot for my other pastures. This is the first lot I'm building to background load lots of feeders in. I visited a neighbor that feeds feeder calves and he has some woven...

I am more curious about the hi tensile fence above the feeder, how well does it work, is there a problem with calves getting out with this setup vs the feeder with a run of guard rail or such above it.

No they are u bunks either 8 or 9 foot sections.

Does anyone have experience with a fence line feeder setup such as this. I found this on the website of the company I will most likely buy bunks from.