Overview

Self-Locking Head Rail: Reliable Control for Sheep & Goats

Running a ranch or farm is all about efficiency. Every bale of hay and every bucket of grain represents time, money, and effort. That’s why choosing the right feeding equipment isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. The Square Bale Hay and Grain Feeder from Lakeland is designed to make feeding your livestock easier, safer, and more cost-effective.

Unlike ordinary feeders, this square bale feeder is built to handle both hay and grain in one streamlined unit. That dual-purpose design means you don’t need to set up multiple feeders or make extra trips. Instead, you save time and reduce clutter in your feeding areas.

Feed waste is one of the biggest challenges ranchers face. When animals trample hay on the ground or pull out more than they can eat, you lose money with every feeding. The Square Bale Hay and Grain Feeder solves this problem with a structure that keeps bales secured and slows down the pull-out. By controlling how feed is accessed, it cuts down on trampling and over-pulling, so more feed ends up in your animals, not wasted on the ground.

Another advantage is feed protection. With the bale elevated and shielded, it stays cleaner and drier. No more hay soaked in mud or grain mixed with dirt. Healthier feed means healthier animals, and fewer worries about contamination or spoilage.

specifications

features

• Automatic self-locking design

• No chains or cables to maintain

• Quick release from either end

• Adaptable spacing for different breeds

• Built-in grain trough for feeding

• Strong and durable Lakeland build

benefits

✔ Faster animal handling
✔ Less labor required
✔ Lower maintenance costs
✔ Improved animal safety
✔ Calmer animals during use
✔ Reliable daily performance

additional information

This self-locking head rail is designed for professional sheep and goat farmers who value efficiency and safety.

It’s built to withstand daily use in busy parlors. The absence of chains and cables reduces breakdowns, keeping your workflow smooth.

Feeding animals while secured keeps them calmer and easier to handle. This makes milking, treatments, and health checks more efficient.

Spacing options mean it adapts to small or larger animals, giving flexibility for mixed herds.