Extended Info:
Purchase at your own pace without missing out on multiple purchase discounts. Discounts are applied retrospectively, so as you reach each purchase milestone—4, 8, 12, 20, and 40 feeders – all of your current and previous purchases are discounted at the same level.
Note: Discount program amounts include all grain and hay feeder purchases. Creep panels, creep gates, roofs, and other accessories or attachments are not included.
Extended Info:
Purchase at your own pace without missing out on multiple purchase discounts. Discounts are applied retrospectively, so as you reach each purchase milestone—4, 8, 12, 20, and 40 feeders – all of your current and previous purchases are discounted at the same level.
Note: Discount program amounts include all grain and hay feeder purchases. Creep panels, creep gates, roofs, and other accessories or attachments are not included.
Extended Info:
Purchase at your own pace without missing out on multiple purchase discounts. Discounts are applied retrospectively, so as you reach each purchase milestone—4, 8, 12, 20, and 40 feeders – all of your current and previous purchases are discounted at the same level.
Note: Discount program amounts include all grain and hay feeder purchases. Creep panels, creep gates, roofs, and other accessories or attachments are not included.
Weaner deer supplemented through Advantage Feeders reached kill-weights earlier and exhibited significantly higher weight gain when compared to mobs historically trail fed.

| No. of weaners | 95 | |
| Barley feed cost/tonne | $ 400.00 | |
| Lucerne baleage cost/tonne | $ 200.00 | |
| No. of barley supplementation days | 150 | |
| 2013 sales price/kg pre 10th of October | $ 7.50 | |
| 2013 sales price/kg pre 10th of October | $ 7.05 | |
| Net price/head Advantage Feeders vs trail feeding | ||
| Trail feeding group | Advantage Feeders group | |
| Barley amount/head/day | 0.25 | 0.275 |
| Barley cost/head | $ 15.00 | $ 16.50 |
| Lucerne baleage consumption (tonne) | 30 | 20 |
| Lucerne baleage cost/head | $ 54.55 | $ 36.36 |
| Equipment depreciation/head* | $ 0 | $ 3.18 |
| % of weaners sold pre 10th of October | 60.38% | 100.0% |
| Average sale price/kg | $ 7.32 | $ 7.50 |
| Average weight (kg) | 60.38 | 68.19 |
| Average gross price/head | $ 442.11 | $ 511.44 |
| Average net price/head** | $ 372.56 | $ 455.39 |
| * The depreciation rate is 15% and the investment of one feeders is $2,200. | ||
| ** This is calculated by subtracting the Depreciation and feed cost from the Gross price. This doesn't include the reduced cost of feeding due to the labour savings of using Advantage Feeders. |

Peter and Diane Lowe finish 95 weaner from 105 hinds per year.
He has historically trail fed for 150 days at a rate of 250grams/day plus a roll of Lucerne baleage every other day from May until they stop eating it – usually the end of July.
Historic, dressed kill weights averaged 61kg and the majority of weaners were sent to the works in October.
The weaner deer averaged a dressed weight of 68.18kg and were sold, on average, one month earlier allowing all to be sold before the schedule started to drop.
The weaners stopped eating the Lucerne baleage by the end of June, one month earlier, and reduced baleage supplement requirements by 15 rolls.
Weaning is done at the start of March. Fawns find this quite stressful and often have a setback. By implementing the use of Advantage Feeders before weaning, increases the condition of the hind to get back in calve easier, trains the fawns how to consume from the feeders and reduces the amount of fawns that have a set back at weaning. The supplement feeding will also increase the weight gain of the fawns.
We conduct on-farm trials to test and demonstrate the effectiveness of our products. Each trial provides practical, evidence-based insights that guide our work and support informed decision-making.

Advantage Feeders was developed in Australia and is now used by livestock producers throughout the United States and around the world.
With a head office in Carthage, Missouri, a warehouse in Paden, Oklahoma, and a network of strategically located distributors, Advantage Feeders products are available across the USA.
Our range includes controlled grain and pellet feeders for cattle, sheep and goats, along with creep-feeding and hay-feeding solutions designed to help producers improve feed efficiency, pasture utilization and livestock performance.
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