Mixers & Feeders for Sale in North Carolina
Feeding Equipment Built for Farm Work
From Farmers, for Farmers.
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Mixers & Feeders Available Available From Back Creek Ag
Back Creek Ag carries feeding equipment for different livestock and daily feeding needs, from covered horse feeders and round bale feeders to larger TMR feed mixers. Compare a few of the key features below to see which type of equipment may fit your operation.
Farmco HF45G
Horse Feeder
Made for smaller herds, this covered horse feeder holds multiple square bales while helping keep feed dry and loading simple.
- Feeding capacity: 4–6 horses
- Bale capacity: 3–4 bales
- Trough length:5′
- Dimensions:4’×5’×102″
- Construction:12-gauge steel
Farmco HF4832G8
Mini Feeder
Made for smaller feeding setups, this compact feeder holds one to two bales and gives 4–6 minis easy access to feed.
- Model: 4832-G8
- Feeding Capacity: 4–6 minis
- Bale capacity:1-2 bales
- Trough length: 4′
- Dimensions: 32″×48″×47″
Farmco CF550R
Round Bale Feeder
Built for round-bale feeding, this steel feeder uses a solid lower skirt to help keep loose hay contained around the feeder.
- Diameter: 5.5′
- Feed type: Round bales
- Construction: Steel
- Lower section: Solid skirt panel
- Availability: Local pickup only
Penta 4540 TMR Feed Mixer
Built for larger feeding operations, this TMR mixer combines a Cyclone auger, dual discharge doors, and a right-side conveyor to help mix and distribute feed efficiently.
- Auger: New-Style Cyclone Auger
- Discharge: Front and rear doors
- Conveyor: 3′ flip-up right side
- Drive / PTO: 540 RPM direct drive
- Scale: EZ2800 Series
Choosing Feeding Equipment for Your Operation
Choosing feeding equipment starts with the basics. Think about what you’re feeding, how much capacity you need, and how the equipment fits into your regular routine.
Livestock Type
Start with the animals you’re feeding and how many will use the equipment. A feeder that works well for a few horses may not have enough capacity for a larger herd of cattle.
Feed Type
Match the equipment to the feed you use most often. Square bales, round bales, grain, and mixed feed can require different feeder or mixer designs.
Feeding Capacity
Consider how much feed the equipment can hold and how often you want to refill it. A higher-capacity feeder may make sense if you’re feeding more animals or trying to reduce the number of trips you make each day.
Daily Setup
Think about where the equipment will sit and how you’ll load, move, and access it during regular chores. Features like covered feed areas, skid feet, or easier loading access can make a noticeable difference in day-to-day use.
Why the Right Feeding Equipment Matters
Match the Herd
Feeder size and capacity should fit the number and type of animals being fed. A setup for a few horses may look very different from one used for a larger cattle herd.
Match the Feed
Choose equipment designed around the feed you use most often. Square bales, round bales, grain, and mixed feed each call for different feeder, storage, or mixing equipment.
Reduce Daily Handling
More capacity can mean fewer refills and fewer trips during feeding time. That can help make regular chores more manageable.
Keep Feed Better Contained
Features such as solid lower skirts can help keep loose hay closer to the feeder and reduce how much ends up scattered around the feeding area.
Protect Feed
Covered feeder designs can help shield hay from rain and other weather, helping keep it protected during regular feeding.
Feeding Equipment for Your Operation
Feeders
Cattle feeders, horse feeders, and other livestock feeding equipment for everyday farm use.
Feed Grinders & Mixers
Equipment for grinding, mixing, and preparing feed for daily livestock feeding.
Feed Storage
Grain bins and other feed storage options for keeping feed ready and accessible.
Choose equipment based on your livestock, feed type, capacity needs, and the way feeding fits into your daily routine.
Feeding Equipment From Farmers Who Use It
Back Creek Ag is a family-owned farm equipment dealer in Sophia, North Carolina. We’re farmers ourselves, so we understand that feeding equipment has to fit the animals, feed, and daily routine on your farm.
If you’re trying to sort through your options, give us a call and tell us what you’re feeding. We’ll help you find equipment that fits the job.
Mixers & Feeders in NC, SC, and VA
Back Creek Ag serves farms in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia with mixers and feeding equipment from Farmco and Penta Equipment. Contact our team to check current availability and discuss options for your farm.
FAQs About Mixers & Feeders
What Types of Feeding Equipment Do You Carry?
You can buy horse and livestock feeders from Back Creek Ag. We carry Farmco horse and livestock feeders for farms in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Check our current inventory or give us a call if you’re looking for a specific model.
What Is the Best Hay Feeder for Field Horses?
The right feeder depends on the number of horses, the type of hay you feed, and how much capacity you need. Farmco offers covered horse feeders and other livestock feeding options for different herd sizes and feeding setups.
What Are the Best Feeders for Horses?
The best horse feeder is one that fits your herd size, hay type, and feeding routine. Covered feeders can help protect hay from the weather, while smaller feeders may be a better fit for minis or smaller groups. Back Creek Ag can help you compare available Farmco feeding equipment based on your horses and feeding routine.
What Are Horse Feeders Called?
Horse feeders are often listed as hay feeders, bale feeders, or livestock feeders, depending on how they’re designed and what they hold. Browse Back Creek Ag’s current equipment inventory to see available feeding equipment.
Do You Carry Feed Mixers and Other Livestock Feeding Equipment?
Yes. Back Creek Ag carries feed mixers, cattle feeders, horse feeders, and grain bins from Farmco and Penta Equipment. Browse our current inventory or contact Back Creek Ag for availability.
Find the Right Feeding Equipment
Feeding is an everyday necessity, so your equipment needs to work with your operation instead of getting in the way. Tell us what your feeding needs are and what you’re trying to accomplish, and we’ll help you sort through the available mixers, feeders, and storage options.
