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Simple DIY Hay Feeder for Sheep and Goats
This download includes instructions, a drawing, a list of materials, and a CAD animation to build a wooden sheep/goat feeder with skids. Each step of assembly is photographed and accompanied by a description, and materials are clearly specified in a spreadsheet. The hay feeder is designed to suspend hay comfortably at eye level for about eight average-sized small ruminants. Hay is loaded into the top of the feeder and it slides from one location to the next on skids. The build time is roughly 2 hours and all of the materials are basic lumber and hardware found at farm supply and hardware stores. The estimated materials cost is roughly $60 and the required tools are: a hammer, hand drill, measuring tape, some sort of wood saw, and bolt cutters or an angle grinder. Please do not share pla
Laura Prietto on Instagram: "Nature hearts 💐🤎 We went for a hike (after all the rain things are so green!) then made these hearts to hold a few flowers collected Cut hearts out of cardboard. Make 4-5 slits on each side (facing each other) and wrap with yarn. Tuck in leaves and stems 🌿 Have you tried this before? We were inspired by @benithatheorin ✨"