12Kg Poultry Feeder | Large Chicken Feeder in Keny

Specifications

πŸ”˜ Product: 12Kg Poultry Feeder
πŸ”˜ Feed capacity: 12Kg
πŸ”˜ Type: Hanging / floor gravity feeder
πŸ”˜ Material: Durable plastic (hopper, tray and lid) with metal hanging handle
πŸ”˜ Colour: Orange hopper, black tray and lid
πŸ”˜ Feeding design: Multi-port circular tray with dividers
πŸ”˜ Lid: Fitted cover
πŸ”˜ Suitable for: Chicks, growers, layers, broilers, kienyeji chickens
πŸ”˜ Best for: Medium to large flocks
πŸ”˜ Cleaning: Easy to wash and disinfect

KSh 800

12Kg Poultry Feeder | Large Chicken Feeder in Keny Kenya

12Kg Poultry Feeder: Bigger Capacity, Fewer Refills

If you are refilling feeders several times a day, you are losing time and money.
The 12Kg Poultry Feeder is built for farmers with growing flocks. It holds twice the feed of the 6Kg model, so your birds stay fed for longer and you spend less time on the daily feeding routine.
Its strong metal handle makes it easy to hang at the right height and the covered hopper keeps feed clean, dry and ready for your flock.
We supply this feeder to poultry farmers across Kenya, from serious backyard keepers to commercial poultry houses.

 

6Kg or 12Kg: Which One Should You Choose?
πŸ₯ 6Kg feeder: Best for small flocks, chicks and backyard farmers
πŸ“ 12Kg feeder: Best for growing flocks, layers, broilers and commercial houses where you want fewer refills
Not sure? Call us and we will help you choose the right size and number of feeders for your flock.

Who Is This Feeder For?
πŸ“ Layer farmers: Constant feed access supports steady egg production
πŸ” Broiler farmers: Plenty of feeding space for fast-growing birds
🏑 Kienyeji farmers with growing flocks: Less refilling and less feed wasted
🏭 Commercial poultry houses: Easy to place across the house and quick to refill

How to Use Your Feeder
– Remove the lid and fill the hopper with feed, up to 12Kg
– Close the lid firmly
– Hang the feeder using the metal handle, or place it on a flat surface
– Adjust the height as the birds grow. The tray should sit level with the birds’ backs
– Wash and disinfect regularly to keep your flock healthy