What is the correct method for feeding dry corn stover to cattle?
How do you feed dry corn stover to cattle?
Dry corn stover can be yellow-ensiled to feed cattle; the method is as follows: after the corn ears are harvested in autumn, chop the dry corn stover, and for every 100 kg add 50 kg of water and 2 kg of high-quality urea (it is better to add the urea to the water), follow the silage procedure, store it in a silage pit for 40 days, then take it out to feed the cattle.
Beef cattle can be fattened with distillers' grains; a reasonable daily ration: feed each beef animal 2.5 kg of corn, 1 kg of cottonseed cake, 10 kg of distillers' grains, 3-5 kg of stover, 40 g of salt, 100 g of sodium bicarbonate, 75 g of urea, 20 g of selenium-containing growth promoter, and 35 g of multivitamins per day.
Beef cattle can be fattened with distillers' grains; a reasonable daily ration: feed each beef animal 2.5 kg of corn, 1 kg of cottonseed cake, 10 kg of distillers' grains, 3-5 kg of stover, 40 g of salt, 100 g of sodium bicarbonate, 75 g of urea, 20 g of selenium-containing growth promoter, and 35 g of multivitamins per day.