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2-in-1 Livestock Hay Feeder & Grain Trough, 98 Gallon Large Capacity, 59 Inch Free-Standing Goat Hay Feeder, Stainless Steel Frame with Rubber Feed Tray, Multi-Sided Access, Outdoor Pasture Barn

2-in-1 Livestock Hay Feeder & Grain Trough, 98 Gallon Large Capacity, 59 Inch Free-Standing Goat Hay Feeder, Stainless Steel Frame with Rubber Feed Tray, Multi-Sided Access, Outdoor Pasture Barn

$265.58 USD
$265.58 USD
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About this item

  • 2-in-1 Hay Feeder + Grain Trough (98 Gallon Total) — One complete livestock hay feeder station: top hay rack keeps hay elevated while the bottom feed trough holds grain. 66-gallon hay + 32-gallon trough = 98-gallon large capacity for fewer refills in pasture, barn, or farm pens.
  • Stainless Steel Frame + Rubber Feed Tray Upgrade — Built with a durable stainless steel structure plus a rubber feed tray area where grain is placed, helping provide better grip and a more comfortable feeding surface. Great for daily use as a goat feeder trough with an upgraded contact area.
  • Great for Multiple Goats to Feed at Once — Multi-sided access allows several animals to eat at the same time, reducing crowding during feeding. Ideal as a goat hay feeder and feeding station for mixed livestock like goats, sheep, calves, cattle, and horses.
  • Cleaner Feeding, Less Waste & Mess — Elevated hay storage helps reduce trampling and hay scatter, while the bottom trough keeps grain contained. Practical design supports a tidier feeding area compared with ground feeding—less waste, easier routines.
  • 59 Inch Free-Standing Pasture Feeder, Outdoor Ready — Sized 59 in (150 cm) to fit common pens and stalls without taking over space. Free-standing design is easy to place where you need it—outdoor pasture, barn, shed, or corral—with smooth edges for everyday feeding.

Overview

  • Brand: Generic
  • Target Species: goat
  • Recommended Uses For Product: pasture, barn, shed, corral, farm pens
  • Material: Stainless + Rubber
  • Special Feature: All-in-one Convenience

Low stock: 10 left

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    Daniel Brooks — Fort Worth, Texas

    I ordered a few feeding and watering supplies from Farmora, and everything was straightforward to set up. The products felt practical, sturdy, and well suited for everyday livestock care. Ordering was simple, and I would shop here again when we need more farm equipment.

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    Rachel Turner — Des Moines, Iowa

    Farmora made it easy to find supplies for our chickens and pigs in one place. The product details were clear, and the items arrived in good condition. I especially liked that the store focuses on useful farm equipment without making the shopping process feel complicated.

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    Michael Carter — Lexington, Kentucky

    I purchased several cattle care accessories, and they worked well for our daily routine. The products were easy to understand and matched the descriptions. Farmora feels like a convenient store for practical livestock supplies, and the overall buying experience was smooth.

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    Emily Harris — Springfield, Missouri

    We ordered a few chicken coop and feeding accessories for our small farm. Everything was easy to organize and use, and the quality felt suitable for regular farm work. The selection was helpful, and I am happy with the purchase overall.

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Orders are generally processed within 1–3 business days. Delivery within the United States typically takes an additional 5–10 business days after shipment. Carrier delays, weather, holidays, and remote locations may affect delivery times.

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Can I track my order?

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What is Farmora’s return policy?

Eligible unused products may generally be returned within 30 days after delivery. Products must be clean, complete, and in their original condition and packaging. Items exposed to animals, barns, manure, feed, chemicals, or other contamination may not qualify for return.

What should I do if my order arrives damaged, defective, or incorrect?

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Review the product description, dimensions, materials, animal size recommendations, installation requirements, warnings, and manufacturer instructions before ordering. Farmora focuses on cattle, pig, and chicken supplies, but not every product is suitable for every animal or farm setup.

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