Skip to main content
Poultrix Hub Get the app

Poultry equipment for sale

Drinkers, feeders, brooders, heaters, cages and nest boxes from suppliers on Poultrix Hub. Equipment is bought once and used for years, so the right question is cost per season rather than price on the day.

Size drinkers and feeders to the flock, not to the budget. Birds that queue for water eat less, and birds that eat less grow slower — an under-equipped house quietly costs more every day than the equipment would have.

Buy for cleaning as much as for capacity. Equipment that cannot be stripped and disinfected between batches becomes the reason a disease problem repeats itself in the next flock.

What to check before you buy

  • Work out how many units the flock actually needs

    Suppliers quote a bird-per-unit figure for drinkers and feeders. Check it against your flock size before ordering rather than after.

  • Check the plastic, not just the shape

    Thin UV-degraded plastic cracks within a season in strong sun. Ask what the item is made of and whether it is rated for outdoor use.

  • Confirm spare parts exist

    A drinker whose valve cannot be replaced is disposable equipment sold at durable-equipment prices.

  • Measure your house before ordering cages

    Cage and nest box dimensions are listed for a reason. Returning bulky equipment costs more than measuring twice.

Common questions

How many drinkers and feeders do I need?

It depends on bird age and the equipment type — each listing states the birds-per-unit the supplier designs for. As a rule, plan for every bird to reach water without queuing, and add capacity before hot weather rather than during it.

Is second-hand poultry equipment worth buying?

Only if it can be fully cleaned and disinfected. Porous, cracked or rusted equipment from another farm carries that farm's disease history into your house, which is a poor trade for the money saved.

What equipment does a new farm need first?

Brooding equipment, drinkers, feeders and a reliable heat source. Everything else can wait until you know your flock size and the layout you actually use.

How much does delivery cost?

You see the exact delivery charge for your area at checkout, before you confirm. Bulky items may need a delivery date agreed with the supplier.