Feeding management for beef cattle fattening should focus on reducing activity

One of the principles of feeding management for beef cattle fattening is to reduce activity. For fattening cattle, activity should be reduced; for grazing fattening cattle, the amount of exercise should be minimized as much as possible; for housed fattening cattle, after each feeding, each animal should be individually tethered to a wooden stake or placed in a resting pen, with the rope length just sufficient for the cattle to lie down, which can reduce the consumption of nutrients and improve the fattening effect.