â—Ž Nutritional Requirements
For beef cattle, the dry matter content in their diet should be between 2.0% and 2.5%. Each cow should receive approximately 0.4 kg of protein per day, along with 60 to 122 MJ of digestible energy. Calcium and phosphorus levels should be maintained at 11–28 g each per day. For a herd of 500 kg, the total feed requirement includes 2000 kg of hay, 2000 kg of straw, 3000 kg of silage, and 1200 kg of mixed concentrate. Additionally, 30 kg of salt, 40 kg of bone meal, and daily portions of 6 kg of hay, 6 kg of straw, and 8 kg of silage are necessary. The daily concentrate ration should be around 3.2 kg, with a standard formula consisting of 18% cornmeal, 68% soybean meal, 12% wheat bran, 1% calcium hydrogen phosphate, and 1% salt.
â—Ž Feeding Management
During the last two months of pregnancy, the fetus undergoes rapid development, accounting for 70–80% of its birth weight. This period demands high nutritional intake to support fetal growth and ensure sufficient milk production after calving. To meet these needs, cows should be fed at least 2 kg of concentrate daily, with no less than 0.5 kg of protein feed. Bone meal and salt should be provided daily—60 g and 50 g respectively. It is also important to avoid feeding silage and juicy feeds during the second trimester to prevent digestive issues.
After calving, cows require additional nutrition to recover from labor, produce milk, and support calf growth. In the first two months postpartum, they should receive 2 kg of concentrate daily, including 0.5 kg of protein feed, along with 60 g of bone meal and 40 g of salt.
During the cold winter months, especially from December to February, cattle need extra energy to maintain body heat. Each cow should be given 2–4 kg of energy feed daily. Before feeding, the mixture should be prepared with warm water (35°C–40°C) to ensure it is soft and easy to digest. Drinking water must be kept at a temperature of 15°C–16°C, and fresh water should be provided at least twice a day to support overall health and digestion.
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