About CoopWorx Feed & Water Silos
CoopWorx makes the gravity-fed silos that keep a backyard flock fed and watered with far less daily effort. Made in the USA, every CoopWorx feeder and waterer is built from a UV-stabilized, rust-proof rotomolded HDPE body and lid that holds up season after season — these silos are suitable for all climates, year-round. If you're tired of refilling pans twice a day, scooping out wet feed, or fighting the rodents a spilled trough invites, the CoopWorx silo system is built to solve exactly those problems.
The heart of the lineup is the CoopWorx feed silo. Its elevated, funnel-fed design and "soft-touch" feed ports channel a continuous flow of feed to the ports while raised feed shields and molded-in drip edges keep grain dry and off the ground. That means less waste, fewer scratch-outs, and a more rodent-resistant setup — the kind of no-waste chicken feeder design that pays off over a flock's lifetime. The roost-resistant lockable hinged lid keeps birds off the top and seals the feed away from moisture.
Pair it with the CoopWorx water silo, an 8-gallon gravity waterer with leak-proof stainless steel nipple pins that keeps fresh water flowing without daily top-ups, and you have a coop setup that practically runs itself. The CoopWorx silos mount the way your space demands — a single-post stake that drives into the ground, or a base or adjustable legs depending on the model — and the 80 lb feeder's adjustable legs set the feed ports at 9, 13, or 17 inches off the ground as your birds grow.
At Eartheasy we carry the CoopWorx silo chicken feeder in 40 lb and 80 lb capacities plus the 8-gallon CoopWorx silo chicken waterer, so you can match the system to a small backyard flock or a full coop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the CoopWorx feeder really no-waste?
The elevated silo design, raised feed shields, hooded drip guards, and "soft-touch" feed ports keep grain dry and off the ground, so birds eat what's dispensed instead of scratching it into the dirt. The funnel system inside the silo channels a continuous flow of feed to the ports, eliminating hard-to-reach dead spots and helping prevent spoilage.
Which CoopWorx silo size should I choose?
The 40 lb feed silo has six feed ports and suits smaller flocks — roughly 8 to 10 birds with a weekly refill. The 80 lb feed silo has eight feed ports and is well suited to 15 to 20 birds on a weekly fill. The 8-gallon water silo has six ports and accommodates roughly 24 to 30 birds. Match capacity to your bird count and how often you want to top up.
How does the CoopWorx silo mount?
Each silo offers a choice of bases. The feeders mount on a single-post stake or a base or adjustable legs depending on the model, and the 80 lb feeder's adjustable legs set the feed ports at 9, 13, or 17 inches. The water silo mounts on an X-base or a single-post stake, with water ports standing 13 inches off the ground.
Do CoopWorx silos work in cold weather?
Yes. The CoopWorx silos are suitable for all climates, year-round. The water silo is designed to accommodate a water heater for freezing temperatures — an integrated notch in the hinge lets a cord feed through while the lid stays securely closed.
