haytrough
nounUK /ˈheɪ.trɒf/
US /ˈheɪ.trɔːf/
A big box that holds hay for farm animals to eat.
The farmer filled the haytrough so the cows could eat.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A long, open container used to hold dried grass for horses or cattle.
The horses gathered around the wooden haytrough at dawn.
3. A rack or frame built to keep hay off the ground and dry.
They built a haytrough near the stable to keep the feed clean.
4. Any feeding station on a farm that supplies roughage to animals.
Each pen had its own haytrough for the sheep.