A Feed Bunk is a designated area or structure used to store and distribute animal feed, primarily for livestock such as cattle, sheep, and goats. It is designed to keep feed dry and protected from the elements, ensuring that animals have consistent access to their nutrition. Feed bunks can be made from various materials, including wood, metal, or concrete, and are often found in farms and ranches. These structures help prevent feed waste and contamination by keeping it off the ground and away from pests. Proper management of a feed bunk is essential for maintaining the health of the animals and optimizing their growth and productivity. Regular cleaning and monitoring of feed quality are important practices associated with the use of a feed bunk.