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Setting up your shed



      Many farms are not properly equipped for the intense NZ season. If you have to wait for

      calves to finish drinking before moving feeders, you don't have enough feeders.
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      Milk Bar feeders are extremely durable, often lasting in excess of 20 years. Setting your
      shed up for efficiency will save you time and staff wages .




































                        .,_..,��-=-u Milk Bar  ™   Rail Pail
                                     The pourer rests on the top
                                     of the feeder to take the weight
                                     while you are filling feeders.
                                     Available in three colours:
                                     Milk Bar ™   Rail Pail 25L (Green)
                                     Code 950100
                                     Milk Bar ™   Rail Pail 25L (Yellow)
                                     Code 950101
                                     Milk Bar ™   Rail Pail 25L (Pink)
                                     Code 950102


                                                                           Training feeders

                                                                           Using a couple of feeders fitted with
                                                                           Milk Bar ™   Training Teats makes the first
                                                                           few feeds easier.
                                                                           T h e teat is softer,  but still controls flow
                                                                           and ensures young calves produce
                                                                           enough saliva.
                                                                           Avoid using a fast flow teat at this
                                                                           vulnerable stage of a young calf's
                                                                           development.
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