FEEDLOT DESIGNS - COSTS AND CONSIDERATIONS

Younger cattle prefer to eat together, so they often require more bunk space than finishing cattle. Finishing cattle operations typically allow 9 to 12 inches of bunk space per head. Feeding frequency also has an impact on bunk space. Once-a-day feeders may require more space for feeding than two or more times per day feeders, and receiving pens

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