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Feeding deer with grass powder has many benefits, and deer farmers should give it a try

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The method of feeding deer with grass powder is very simple. Use a grass powder machine to grind corn stalks, soybean stalks, rice straw, wheat straw, peanut vines, dry leaves, etc. into powder. For every 100 kg of grass powder, add about 100 kg of warm water, stir evenly, then pile it into a heap on a cement floor, or place it in a specially made pit and let it sit for 2-3 hours to ferment and soften. Then mix the prepared concentrate (cornmeal, soybean cake, salt, bone meal, etc.) thoroughly with the fermented grass powder, let it ferment for another 2-3 hours, and then feed it to the deer. The biggest benefit of feeding deer with grass powder is improving the

The method of feeding deer with grass powder is very simple. Use a grass powder machine to grind corn stalks, soybean stalks, rice straw, wheat straw, peanut vines, dry leaves, etc. into powder. For every 100 kg of grass powder, add about 100 kg of warm water, stir evenly, then pile it into a heap on a cement floor, or place it in a specially made pit and let it sit for 2-3 hours to ferment and soften. Then mix the prepared concentrate (cornmeal, soybean cake, salt, bone meal, etc.) thoroughly with the fermented grass powder, let it ferment for another 2-3 hours, and then feed it to the deer.

The biggest benefit of feeding deer with grass powder is improving the palatability of the feed, raising the feed utilization rate, and reducing @#@253@#@ costs. After fermentation, the grass powder has a slightly sour taste, which deer love to eat. The utilization rate of feed ground into grass powder can reach 100%. Another benefit of feeding deer with grass powder is that it helps keep the pens clean, and it is also very convenient to observe changes in deer droppings.

Grass powder works even better after ammoniation treatment or microbial treatment, and its production and use are not restricted by season. According to experiments by the International Food and Agriculture Organization, the nutritional value of 4 kg of ammoniated straw is equivalent to 1 kg of concentrate.

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