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Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We've been answering them since 1982.
Our equipment is 100% hot-dipped galvanized steel, which means it will never rust under normal agricultural conditions. Properly maintained galvanized equipment routinely lasts 30–50 years. It handles harsh weather, daily animal contact, moisture, and manure without breaking down — making it the most cost-effective choice in the long run compared to painted or powder-coated alternatives.
Yes — we ship worldwide from our facility in Frostburg, Maryland. We have customers across all 50 states and internationally. Freight shipping is available for large panels, handling systems, and chutes. Contact us at (800) 949-9997 for a shipping quote on larger orders.
It depends on the number of animals and your operation's goals. For small flocks of under 50 sheep or goats, a basic handling system with a raceway, crowding tub, and work table is typically sufficient. Larger operations benefit from a complete system with sorting gates and a scale. Call us at (800) 949-9997 and we can walk you through the right setup for your specific situation — we've been doing this for over 40 years.
Yes, financing is available. We work with livestock equipment financing programs so you can spread the cost of a full handling system, chute, or large order over time. Visit our Financing page for details, or call us to discuss your options.
Our sheep and goat equipment is sized and designed for smaller animals — narrower races, lower-profile feeders, appropriately spaced panel bars, and tables built for sheep and goat handling tasks like hoof trimming and shearing. Our cattle line — including Matador chutes, crowding tubs, and headgates — is heavy-duty and built for the size and force of cattle. We carry both lines so farm operations running multiple species don't have to shop multiple suppliers.
Feed waste is one of the biggest hidden costs on a livestock farm. The key is matching feeder style to your animals and feeding method. Our fenceline feeders and covered hay feeders significantly cut waste by keeping hay off the ground and preventing animals from pulling excessive amounts out at once. For grain, self-feeders with adjustable openings let you control intake. We're happy to recommend the right feeder for your setup — just give us a call.
Absolutely — we encourage it. Call us weekdays 9am–5pm at (800) 949-9997. We've been helping farmers spec the right equipment since 1982 and we know the questions to ask to make sure you get what actually works for your operation.