Can urea still be fed when the beef cattle concentrate contains soybean meal?
The beef cattle concentrate contains soybean meal, can urea be fed?
Please, someone who knows, tell us!
[ts]woshixinshou added the following content on 2009-12-17 17:58[/ts]
If it can't be done, how should it be handled? For example, replace the soybean meal with another feed!
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It can be used!!!!! The daily urea dosage must not exceed 50 grams.
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Urea is supplemented precisely because the protein is insufficient.
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Not too familiar with it, but some people do it this way.
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Don't add too much, because soybean meal contains urease.
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Before feeding, you also need to calculate the protein content of your feed. If the protein reaches 12%, then don't feed it!
[ts]woshixinshou added the following content on 2009-12-17 17:58[/ts]
If it can't be done, how should it be handled? For example, replace the soybean meal with another feed!
---------------------
It can be used!!!!! The daily urea dosage must not exceed 50 grams.
---------------------
Urea is supplemented precisely because the protein is insufficient.
---------------------
Not too familiar with it, but some people do it this way.
---------------------
Don't add too much, because soybean meal contains urease.
---------------------
Before feeding, you also need to calculate the protein content of your feed. If the protein reaches 12%, then don't feed it!