Tarter Farm and Ranch Equipment Becomes Exclusive Manufacturer & Distributor of the Bextra Bale Feeder

Dec 26, 2024

Tarter Farm and Ranch Equipment ("Tarter"), the nation's leading livestock equipment manufacturer, is proud to announce its exclusive manufacturing, sales, and distribution partnership for the Bextra Feeder product line. "Securing exclusivity as the manufacturer of Bextra's products strengthens our position in agriculture," said CEO Stephen Frazier. "This agreement allows us to deliver unparalleled quality and value to our customers while illustrating our commitment to expanding our premium product offering ."

The Bextra Feeder, patented by Trevor Lienemann, is recognized for reducing hay waste by up to 70% compared to conventional designs, as demonstrated by research from Oklahoma State and Michigan State Universities. This innovative feeder not only saves costs but also promotes better feeding practices for healthier livestock.

About the Bextra Bale Feeder

Featuring a patented design that promotes balanced feeding, the Bextra Feeder reduces hay waste and improves livestock comfort. Built with durable U.S. steel, it ensures longevity and ease of use for cattle operations of all sizes. Key benefits include:

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