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Saturn Yellow Poultry Feeder

    Stop feeding the floor. The Saturn Yellow Poultry Feeder is a complete, hangable system—base, tower, lid, and rain hat—that keeps feed where it belongs: in beaks, not bedding. Choose your size: Saturn 3 (3 lb) for smaller setups or Saturn 15 (15 lb) for bigger, hungrier flocks.

    Who It’s For

    Flocks that bill-out like toddlers in a cereal aisle, coops that need vertical space, and keepers who prefer refilling on your schedule.

    What It Does / Why It Works

    • All-in-one setup: Base + tower + lid + rain hat = fast assembly and clean refills.

    • Mess control: Ported, spill-smart design helps minimize waste.

    • Rain-ready: Weather cap helps keep feed dry and fresh (still best under cover).

    • Dial the flow: Adjustable openings match feed rate to your birds.

    • Hang it high: Space-saving hanging design keeps feed cleaner and floors clearer.

    • Right-size options: Saturn 3 (3 lb) for compact flocks; Saturn 15 (15 lb) for larger crews.

    Materials & Build

    Durable, easy-clean plastic in high-visibility yellow. Smooth surfaces = quick rinse, no drama.

    Size & Specs

    • Models: Saturn 3 — 3 lb capacity; Saturn 15 — 15 lb capacity

    • Color: Saturn Yellow

    • Format: Hanging poultry feeder with adjustable flow

    • Includes: Base, tower, lid, rain hat

    How to Use / What to Expect

    1. Assemble tower to base, set flow level, and snap on lid.

    2. Hang at back height (raise as birds grow to reduce billing-out).

    3. Add the rain hat for splash protection; keep under cover to prevent clumping.

    4. Refill and rinse as needed; adjust flow if birds start excavating.

    Cleaning & Care

    Empty leftovers weekly. Wash with mild detergent, rinse, and air-dry. If parts crack or warp, replace—feeders aren’t heirlooms.

    Shipping & Timing

    Ships with your farm-supply order. (If your cart includes print-on-demand gear, those items ship separately.)

    Clancy Crowed It:
    “Feed the flock, not the compost pile.”