A feeder, in the context of nourishment, refers to a device or structure designed to provide food to animals or plants. Commonly used in gardening and wildlife observation, feeders can attract various species, such as birds and squirrels, by offering seeds, nectar, or other food sources. They play a crucial role in supporting wildlife, especially in urban areas where natural food sources may be limited. In agriculture, feeders are essential for livestock, ensuring that animals like cattle and sheep receive adequate nutrition. These feeders can be automatic or manual, designed to dispense feed at regular intervals. Proper use of feeders contributes to the health and productivity of farm animals, ultimately benefiting the agricultural system.