Auto Easy Feeder

06/01/2026

The Auto Easy Feeder isn’t just for cattle anymore. Ranchers and livestock owners are using it for all kinds of feeding programs — from show cattle and replacement heifers to goats, sheep, horses, pigs, deer, and exotic animals.

With programmable feeding schedules, reduced feed waste, weather protection, and solar-powered operation, the Auto Easy Feeder helps save time while keeping animals on a consistent feeding routine.

Whether you’re feeding:
• Show steers
• Lambs & goats
• Horses
• Swine
• Deer & exotic game
• Cow/calf or finishing cattle

…the Auto Easy Feeder gives you reliable, controlled feeding even when you can’t be there.
Built for real livestock operations. Designed to make feeding easier.

05/26/2026

How many cows can the Auto Easy Feeder feed at one time?
Headcount is based on a 1,200 lb finish weight.
✅ 4’ Unit = Feeds 4 head
✅ 8’ Unit = Feeds 10 head
✅ 16’ Unit = Feeds 20 head
Built for efficient feeding, reduced waste, and dependable performance in the pasture or feedlot.
If you’re sizing a feeder for your operation, we can help you determine the best fit for your herd.

05/18/2026

“How do you ration the feed rate?”
That’s one of the most common questions we get about the Auto Easy Feeder.
The answer depends on YOUR feed type and YOUR operation - and that’s exactly why we designed it to give you full control.
Here’s how to determine your exact feed rate:
• 4’ Unit = 12 openings
• 8’ Unit = 24 openings
• 16’ Unit = 48 openings
To calculate feed output:
1️⃣Collect feed from ONE opening for 10 seconds
2️⃣Weigh the feed collected
3️⃣Multiply that weight by the total number of openings on your feeder
That gives you the exact amount of feed being dispensed every 10 seconds.

Why don’t we preset the timer at the factory?
Because no two operations are the same.
Herd sizes change. Feed types change. Some producers are supplement feeding, others are finishing cattle or weaning calves. Different feeds flow at different rates, and feeding goals change throughout the year.

The Auto Easy Feeder is built to adapt with your operation while delivering consistent, repeatable results every time.
✅ Full control
✅ Consistent feed delivery
✅ Flexible for changing herd needs
That’s the difference.

05/12/2026

Ever wonder how the Auto Easy Feeder delivers feed so evenly and consistently?

Inside the 8” pipe is our patented rotor system — shaped similar to an asterisk. As gravity feeds material from the hopper above, the rotor turns and carries feed through precision V-grooves inside the pipe.

As the feed exits, it’s automatically split and distributed evenly to both sides of the trough for a smooth, consistent feed flow.
Simple design. Reliable delivery. Less waste. Built for real ranch work.

03/27/2026

We’re officially set up at the 2026 Cattle Raisers Convention & Expo. Stop by and see us at Booth 1605!

It’s the perfect opportunity to see the quality in person and get your questions answered by our experts.

03/10/2026

Work smarter, not harder.

Our feeders are designed to take the manual labor out of your daily routine so you can focus on the bigger picture of your operation.

Durable, reliable, and built right here in the Lone Star State!

03/03/2026

The crew is lined up and ready for a refill. Nothing beats a reliable feeding system🐮

Contact us for a quote:

Email: [email protected]

Web: autoeasyfeeder.com

Phone: 817.289.1404

03/02/2026

Dinner is served. Our 16ft Auto Easy Feeder doing what it does best. 🐂🌾

Contact us for a quote:

Email: [email protected]

Web: autoeasyfeeder.com

Phone: 817.289.1404

02/24/2026

From Texas to Tennessee! 🐂

Our heavy-duty feeders in action in TN. It is time to put your ranch on autopilot and spend less time hauling feed and more time growing your herd!

Contact us for a quote:

Email: [email protected]

Web: autoeasyfeeder.com

Phone: 817.289.1404

04/09/2025

Come see us this Friday and Saturday at booth 745! We will be offering show special pricing.

April 11 – 13, 2025 | Fort Worth Convention Center For more information and to register, beginning Jan. 1, click the link below! Questions? Email [email protected].