Author: LEO Feed Mixer & Manure Spreader

Choosing between stainless steel and painted hoppers is a ten-year cost decision. Here's the corrosion chemistry that makes the difference visible within seasons.

ISOBUS does more than connect machines. Here's what it actually changes when you manage TMR ration accuracy at the mixer on a working morning.

Get vertical TMR mixer sizing wrong and you pay for it every feed cycle. Here's how to match capacity to herd size, ration density, and real-world loads.

Stainless steel hoppers cost more upfront. Over ten years, that gap nearly disappears. Here's how to run the numbers for your own operation.

Grade 80 mining chain is rated 25% higher than Grade 70 at the same diameter. Here's why that matters for rear-discharge spreader longevity.

Dry summers harden pen-pack manure and spike floor chain loads. Here's why a hard look at spreader chain grade matters before something breaks mid-field.

A worn or wrong-sized auger kicker is the cheapest fix in the mixer — and the most overlooked cause of dead spots and poor TMR uniformity.

LEO spreaders proven in American conditions since 2012. Here's what over a decade of Midwest field use tells operators about stainless steel and long-term durability.

LEO Agriculture is the fastest growing feed mixer and manure spreader company in South Africa. Here's what's driving the momentum.

Your mixer builds a perfect TMR ration. A mismatched TMR delivery mixer wagon can undo it before the cattle eat. Here's what to watch for.