In recognition of outstanding export growth
A comprehensive range of farming machinery that is designed to last.
Keeping ‘British Built’ Agricultural Machinery at the forefront of the industry. Exporting to 50 countries worldwide.
Correct litter management greatly improves poultry health and comfort.
Put the priority on quality resting time for your livestock.
Feeding straw to dry cows has become a popular strategy to improve health post-calving.
When out to grass, traditionally butterfats crash but by adding consistent pre-chopped straw to the ration we have seen butterfats at over 4% in the summer and in the winter up to 4.3%
Teagle is a market leading manufacturer and global distributor of robust, reliable and precision made Agricultural Machinery. With a continual investment plan toward product development and manufacturing technology, whilst still holding true to the values of good-honest customer service, Teagle continues to keep ‘British Built’ Agricultural Machinery at the forefront of the industry. Find out more
High capacity, high output. Twin crossbeaters for bedding straw and feeding clamp or (chopped) bale silage.
Massive capacity for up to 4 rectangular or round bales. Track your input costs with the weigh cell option.
For fast, efficient milling of straw and dry materials to a consistent chop length for poultry, cubicles, TMR and Bioenergy.
Chop straw short for cubicles or TMR, then spread it long for loose housing at the touch of a button!
Twin Disc, reliable quadruple overlap spread pattern
Mill dry materials and then distribute up to 100m via a high pressure delivery fan. Ideal for poultry and cubicle bedding.
No tractor required! Bedding perfection for loose housing with either round or rectangle bales.
Bed loose housing and feed hay and baled or clamp silage. Tried and tested for quality and durability.
Our latest development, chop straw short, spread it long, and then feed silage. The most versatile model in the Tomahawk range.
A wider body with larger fan and crossbeater ensure easier loading, greater output and increased bedding distance.