What Do Steers Eat?
Steers eat mostly pasture and hay, with grain added to finish beef cattle, plus minerals and water.
Steers eat mostly pasture and hay, with grain added to finish beef cattle, plus minerals and water.
Rumitech is Harbro’s essential-oil feed additive for cattle and sheep. Here is what the maker claims about feed efficiency, fertility and methane, and what to ask before buying.
Plan cattle feed bunk space, pick a bunk style, and keep daily records of feed and bunk scores so you can adjust feeding with confidence.
Most beef and dairy diets aim for a calcium to phosphorus ratio of about 1.5:1 to 2:1. Learn why the ratio matters, sources and how to supplement safely.
Leafcutter bees don’t eat leaves. They drink nectar and feed their young pollen, using cut leaf pieces to build nest cells.
Vitamin injections can help alpacas with a confirmed deficiency, but dosing is risky. Here is what to ask your vet and why not to DIY.
Alpacas can have small amounts of chopped vegetables like carrots and pumpkin as treats, but grass and hay should be their main diet. Here are safe choices and what to avoid.
Alpacas can run low on vitamin D in winter. Learn the risks, the signs of rickets and why your vet should set any supplement plan.
Feedlot cattle eat a ration of grain, forage, protein supplement, vitamins and minerals. Here is what is in a typical finishing diet and why.
Safe treats for llamas, how much to give, and which foods to avoid. Small pieces of carrot, apple, pear and greens work well.