It is also a good idea to sift the straw when feeding it, the aim being to sift the soil out. Excessive soil eating by cattle can cause rumenitis, rumen accumulation or foregut flaccidity.
To increase the palatability of the forage, you can mix the forage with concentrate by wetting the forage with water in advance, not too much water, just enough to coat the concentrate, and then feeding it in small amounts, which will allow the forage to be better digested and absorbed.
Finally, it is important to pay attention to mineral supplementation during the usual feeding process, so that cattle get a full range of nutrients. Most medium and large farms choose to use nutritional lick bricks to supplement the mineral elements missing in the rations of cattle and sheep, which is safe, efficient and convenient.
It is recommended that giant fungus grass can be grown to feed cattle
Firstly, giant fungus grass is a perennial forage grass that can be harvested for decades at a time, with an annual yield of about 32 tonnes per mu, and grows as it is cut.
Secondly, the nutrition of giant fungus grass is richer and more balanced than other forage grasses, with high crude protein content, which can meet the needs of herbivores for a variety of micronutrients, improve the slaughter rate and prevent other related diseases.
Thirdly, the grass is crisp and sweet, with a high crude protein content, which herbivores like to eat.
Fourthly, it is easy to grow, easy to manage and has almost no soil requirements, and can be grown on sand, slopes, wastelands, river banks, etc.
