Minnesota

Livestock feeders for sale in Minnesota

Bale rings, creep and bunk feeders, mineral stations and stock tanks — used feeding gear that still has years left. These are Minnesota listings posted by the owners themselves. Nothing here yet? See feeders and waterers nationwide or try a nearby state below.

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Livestock feeders for sale in Minnesota on BarnBridge are posted by the owners themselves. Fixed-price listings are free, livestock sales carry 0% commission, and browsing needs no account.

Cost to list:
Free fixed-price listings
Condition terms:
AS-IS, WHERE-IS, WITH ALL FAULTS
Coverage:
Minnesota and nearby states
Payment:
Direct between buyer and seller
Account to browse:
Not required
Inspection:
Buyer inspects before paying
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What feeders and waterers sell for in Minnesota

Bale rings and bunks price mostly on steel condition and whether the bottom band is intact. Automatic waterers price on whether the valve and heating element still work.

Prices on BarnBridge are set by the owners themselves, not by a dealer markup, so use the board below as your local price check before you offer.

Before you buy: three things to check

  • Check the bottom ring and feet on bale rings — that's where they rust out first.
  • On waterers, test the float valve and, if applicable, the heater before hauling it home.
  • Measure before you buy. A bunk that won't fit your gate opening is a very heavy mistake.

How buying on BarnBridge works

  1. 1. Browse free. No account is needed to look at any listing, photo or price.
  2. 2. Message the owner. Sign in once and talk directly to the person who raised or ran it — no broker in the middle.
  3. 3. Go see it, then settle up. BarnBridge takes 0% commission on livestock and never handles animal payments; you agree terms with the seller and haul it home.

Every listing is posted by the owner and sold as-is. Read the marketplace terms and our livestock transaction notice before you buy.

Livestock feeders questions buyers ask

Do bale rings actually save hay?

Yes. Feeding round bales without a ring wastes a large share of every bale to trampling and bedding, so a used ring usually pays for itself within a season.

What size stock tank do I need?

Size for peak summer demand, not average — mature cattle can drink well over 20 gallons a day in heat. A tank that refills fast beats a big tank on a slow line.

Selling feeders and waterers in Minnesota?

Fixed-price listings are free, livestock carries 0% commission, and the first 60 sellers get 60 days of premium free.

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