Why can't fresh wheat chaff be fed to livestock? Farmers should pay attention
As soon as wheat is harvested, there is fresh wheat chaff. However, freshly threshed wheat chaff cannot be used directly to feed livestock (cattle, horses, donkeys, mules). Otherwise, if livestock eat untreated fresh wheat chaff, their mouths are easily punctured and inflamed by the wheat awns. If fresh wheat chaff is to be used to feed livestock, it can be soaked in 0.3%-0.5% fresh limewater for 4 hours to alkalize and soften the fresh wheat chaff, then rinsed clean with water before feeding. In this way, it is easy for livestock to digest, and it can increase calcium to make livestock strong and sturdy; the fresh wheat chaff can also be stored under natural conditions for 1 month, and fed after the wheat awns
@#@245@#@As soon as it is harvested, there is fresh wheat chaff. However, freshly threshed wheat chaff cannot be used directly to feed livestock (cattle, horses, donkeys, mules). Otherwise, if livestock eat untreated fresh wheat chaff, their mouths are easily punctured and inflamed by the wheat awns. If fresh wheat chaff is to be used to feed livestock, it can be soaked in 0.3%-0.5% fresh limewater for 4 hours to alkalize and soften the fresh wheat chaff, then rinsed clean with water before feeding. In this way, it is easy for livestock to digest, and it can increase calcium to make livestock strong and sturdy; the fresh wheat chaff can also be stored under natural conditions for 1 month, and fed after the wheat awns soften.