1 Eight management methods 1.1 The hoofing method trims cows twice a year to increase milk production by about 10%. 1.2 Increased sunlight During the winter, the cows are exposed to sunlight and light for 16 hours a day, which can increase milk production by 10%. 1.3 The temperature control method keeps the temperature of the barnhouse at about 15°C in the winter. In the summer, early grazing and late harvesting are maintained to avoid exposure and cold stimulation, which can stabilize milk production. 1.4 Winter drinking and warm water The winter and early spring temperatures are relatively cold, giving cows 17% warm water, which can increase milk production by about 7%. 1.5 During the summer and autumn nights, the summer and autumn seasons are hot during the day and change to grazing at night, which can increase the average milk production per cow by more than 500 grams per day. 1.6 Nighttime exercise At around 12 o'clock in the evening, the cows are rushed to the playground for a period of time, which can increase the appetite of dairy cows and increase milk production by about 10%. 1.7 Comb brushing The body of the cow is brushed with a wooden comb or iron brush every day to keep the body clean and hygienic. It can also increase the blood circulation of the bovine body, promote metabolism, and increase milk production by 5%. 1.8 Massage Breasts Sticking to the cow's breasts before milking can increase milk production by 10%. 2. Fifteen Feeding Methods 2.1 Feeding Fermented Maize Straw Feeding corn stalks to dairy cows after fermentation can significantly increase palatability and ease of digestion and absorption, which can increase milk production by 10%. 2.2 Feeding Juicy Feeds The winter and spring seasons are sub-birth season. Add juicy feed such as white radish, carrots, and sweet potatoes to increase milk production by about 10%. 2.3 Feeding green and green fodder to feed green and green fodder for dairy cows. Feeding silage and hay in winter and spring can increase milk production by about 10%. 2.4 The feeding of congee porridge material is good palatability, cows love to eat, easily digested and absorbed. The method is: first dilute the powdered fine material with water, and pour the water into the pot after it is boiled, and stir it for 5 to 10 minutes. The ratio of feed water is 1:10-15 in winter and 1:20--30 in summer. Using this method to feed cows can increase milk production by about 10%. 2.5 Feeding compound feeds Feeding dairy cows with formulated feeds generally increases milk production by 20% to 30%. 2.6 Feeding baking soda Each cow feeds 100 grams of baking soda each day, which can increase milk production by more than 10%. 2.7 Feeding rapeseed cakes The detoxified rapeseed cake is added to the concentrates at a rate of 20% for dairy cows, which can increase milk production by 10%. 2.8 After feeding the deworming cows, 70 mg thiabendazole per kilogram body weight is used to drive off the digestive tract parasites in the body, which can increase milk production by 10%. 2.9 Feed urea Dissolve the urea in the water and mix it in the feed. Every day, the amount of milk per cow does not exceed 100 grams, which can increase milk production by 15%. 2.10 Feeding potassium iodide with 5 mg of potassium iodide, 30 g of sodium sulfate and feed uniformly, fed once every 2 days, can increase milk production by about 10%. 2.11 Feeding Fish Meal In the early stages of lactation, each cow adds 750 grams of fishmeal every day, which can increase milk production by 10%-15%. 2.12 Feeding Clamshell Sunflower Seeds Sunflower seeds are added with 10% - 20% of sunflower seeds in the cow's feed. The amount of milk produced is increased by 15% compared to the cow's feed. 2.13 Feeding Citrus Leaves Feeding dairy cows after fermentation of citrus leaves can increase milk production by about 30%. In the early spring, the citrus leaves were collected, washed and chopped, and then a small amount of beer was used as a starter and placed in a silage. After 10 days of fermentation, the leaves were ready for feeding. 2.14 Feeding Honey Pollen Adding honey pollen to the cow's feed can increase milk production by more than 10%. 2.15 Feeding Liquor Distillers Grains Adding 10% distillers grains in the feed can increase milk production by more than 10%. Source: "Agricultural Science and Technology and Information"
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