1, select forage.
British cattle is a kind of cattle with strong grass tolerance, so the selection of forage is very important in the breeding process. British cattle like to eat grass, so high-quality silage is the best choice. Compared with hay, silage retains more forage nutrients and can provide enough energy for cattle. It can also increase the weight of cattle. In addition, hay and forage can also be properly used as feed for British cattle, but the quality and freshness should be guaranteed.
2. Provide high-quality feed
It is necessary to provide high-quality and nutritious feed for cattle raised in pasture to meet their energy, protein and other necessary nutrients. However, ordinary feed can not fully meet the needs of British cattle, so we can choose special compound feed for British cattle. This feed can not only ensure the weight gain of beef cattle, but also improve the lean meat rate of beef cattle and increase the income during slaughter.
Step 3 feed scientifically
In addition to providing high-quality feed, scientific feeding is also very important. British cattle need nutritional requirements at different stages in the growth process, and the feeding amount and feeding times need to be determined according to time and weight. At the same time, it is necessary to control the feeding of roughage to avoid excessive consumption, leading to indigestion or gastrointestinal diseases. In addition, ensure that the drinking water of British cattle is clean and hygienic, and regularly check the environmental and sanitary conditions of their cowpens to find problems in time.
4. Pay attention to the feeding rules
It is very important to determine the feeding time and amount of British cattle. Pay attention to the rules, feed no more than three times a day, and the feeding amount should be relatively fixed each time to avoid overeating or hunger, so as not to affect the health and growth of British cattle. At the same time, regular inspection and adjustment of feed quality and variety, reasonable feeding and management can improve the production performance and economic benefits of British cattle.