The cold winter weather, lack of green feed, which is unfavorable to beef cattle. However, as long as the fine and rough feeds are scientifically matched with proper feeding and management methods, the cold winter season can still enable beef cattle to grow and develop rapidly.
Cowhouse insulation performance is better. The cowshed should be free from rain, windy, wet on the ground, and clean. It is better to keep at 10°C-18°C when the room temperature is above 5°C.
Scientific ingredients, carefully feeding. Feed is the material basis for cattle to grow long meat. In order to allow beef cattle to eat well, it is necessary to combine feeds scientifically and reasonably. The diet formula was: 10 kg of high quality hay, 7 kg of lees, 3.5 kg of corn flour, 0.5 kg of bean cake, 100 g of urea, and 50 g of salt. Feed 3 times a day, that is, feed every morning at 6 o'clock, 12 o'clock noon and 6 o'clock in the afternoon. It is necessary to feed the raw material after feeding the coarse material and less to add ground. It is sufficient to feed 80% of the feed each time, so as to maintain a strong appetite for the next feeding of the cattle.
Provide plenty of water. In winter, cows mainly eat hay, so they must provide sufficient drinking water. Insufficient drinking water not only affects the consumption of cattle, but also affects the digestion and absorption of feed by cattle, making cattle coats, dry skin, and lack of energy. As the saying goes: The importance of water supply can be seen in grass fullness, material power, and water spirit. The supply of water should be clean and the temperature should be appropriate (appropriately 20 °C).
More than the sun, brush cattle body. At noon in the wind and warm day, pull the cow out to bask in the sun while brushing the cow body. In this way, it can not only prevent the occurrence of skin diseases and ectoparasitic diseases, but also promote blood circulation and enhance cattle's resistance to cold.
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