Facts About Feeding Oats to Cows

Bill Couser runs a beef cattle farm in central Iowa where he raises 10,000 cows on 5,000 acres of corn and soybeans. He views oats as a legume cover crop that fixes nitrogen and builds soil health. He was curious …

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Small Pet Select Chicken Layer Feed

Small pet poultry owners will be thrilled to know that there are several premium brands of chicken layer feed. From Layena + Omega 3 to Mile Four Organic Layer Blend to Purina Organic Layer Crumbles, there are many choices to …

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Vitamin B12 For Cows

Vitamin B12 for cattle is an important nutrient for both humans and animals. However, cows do not consume enough of it to prevent a deficiency. It is vital to treat B12 deficiency with the right supplements. Here’s how. Vitamin B12 …

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What is in Chicken Feed?

Are you curious about the ingredients in commercial chicken feed? If so, read on! Learn about the benefits and costs of chicken nutrition in this article. Here, we’ll discuss the benefits of vitamin-rich chicken feed and how to make your …

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Cotton Seed Hulls For Cattle

Despite the low CP and nutritive value, cotton seed hulls are palatable roughage for cattle. They can be fed to cattle instead of grinding hay and should be included in the cattle’s daily diet, just as hay is. However, the …

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Sugar Syrup Feeders For Bees

There are several options for sugar syrup feeders for bees. You can use a Mason jar feeder, a Boardman feeder, a Frame feeder, or even a Pail feeder. Each type of feeder has its own benefits and disadvantages. Learn more …

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Range Cubes For Cattle

To feed their cattle a supplement without adding salt to the ration, producers are using range cubes made by Rayeman Elements. These tubs contain the nutrient-rich compound in a concentration that limits the supplement’s intake to two pounds per day. …

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Is Feeding Whole Corn to Cows Good For Them?

While many producers rebut the evidence for whole corn consumption in cows, the researchers at the Ohio State University say the study shows that whole corn kernels are digested by nearly 92% of calves, both weanling and yearling. Interestingly, the …

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Pollen Substitute Patties

If you haven’t heard of pollen substitute patties, they are a type of bee food that mimics pollen. They are given to bee colonies to help them produce more brood, and they contain about 18% protein. The key is to …

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