Why don t you use sorghum for sheep farming? Why can t sheep be raised on a large scale

I'm very glad for your question, the reason why sheep don't use sorghum is because sheep don't like to eat this kind of thing, so they don't use it to raise sheep.

It's very simple, you can't eat it with it, if you use sorghum, he has never eaten sheep at all, he generally eats grass for a living, if you give it to him to eat, he has never eaten it? It's just that you can fry it for people to eat, and adults can't eat it, so each animal is high, and each animal eats something different.

Hello, if you give Yang Wei sorghum stalks, high grain stalks need to be ruminated, and it is difficult for this substance to ruminate and be detrimental to the digestion of sheep.

Because sorghum sheep eat it, it is not easy to digest, sorghum is more difficult to digest than corn, and sheep are prone to indigestion after eating sorghum.

Why don't you raise sheep with the hard husk of sorghum? Yang cannot be absorbed, and after eating, it expands rapidly, and in the stomach of the sheep, he cannot carry out rumination digestion.

Hello, because sorghum does not have the nutrients needed by sheep, it is not recommended to use sorghum! It is advisable to use more green foods.

Cattle and sheep eat too much raw grains such as corn, sorghum, barley, fresh sweet potatoes and dried sweet potatoes, which not only grow slowly, but also get sick.

Cattle and sheep are ruminants and have four stomachs: rumen, reticulum, valve, and true.

Since there is such a saying, it must be because sheep will feel uncomfortable after eating sorghum, or they will get sick easily.

Otherwise, it's because the cost of highlighting is too high.

Why don't you raise sheep with sorghum? Because he was not well with Yang and the sheep were not eating.

I don't think it will make much of a difference, but as long as you think about it, the rest is not a problem, right, personally.

Sorghum and corn seedlings contain a large amount of hydroglycosides, and toxic hydrocyanic acid will be produced under the action of esterase and rumen fermentation after sheep feeding, which then causes sheep hydrocyanic acid poisoning, the main symptoms are excitement and dyspnea, and then turn to pupil dilation, nystagmus, muscle spasms and convulsions. Therefore, it is very necessary to prohibit sheep from eating sorghum and corn seedlings, and in addition, sudangrass, sorghum and other forage grasses similar to sorghum will also contain certain hydroglycosides if harvested too early, and it is best to wait until their height reaches more than rice before harvesting. After hydrocyanic acid poisoning in sheep, sodium nitrite and sodium thiosulfate solutions can be given intravenously.

Hello friends, sorghum is a kind of food crop, it is planted for people to eat, if you feed sorghum to sheep, then the cost is a little too high? Wouldn't it be better to let the sheep graze.

Because compared to sorghum, grass is more affordable.

Sorghum straw can be covered with tung to feed sheep. However, it is recommended not only to feed straw, but also to feed it with other feeds. Because straw is mainly composed of crude fiber, it only contains a large amount of minerals, and the content of protein and energy is relatively low, and it lacks vitamins.

When feeding sheep, if only straw is fed, it may cause the sheep to lose weight, and the growth and development of the sheep will be affected for a long time. Therefore, when feeding straw, it is necessary to match it with an appropriate amount of protein and energy feed. Therefore, it is recommended that when using sorghum straw to feed sheep, try to mix it with its feed, so that the sheep will grow healthily.

The reason for not raising sheep on a large scale is that the management is difficult, if there is no good disease prevention and control, there will be a large number of deaths, when raising sheep, it is necessary to inject vaccines in strict accordance with the procedures of vaccine epidemic prevention, each sheep needs to be vaccinated, not missed, and sheep need to take a medicated bath after shearing, increase disease resistance, and do a good job of deworming in spring and autumn.

If you want to raise sheep on a large scale, you need to do a good job in management, and regularly disinfect and clean up the sheepfold.

Sheep raising mostly to raise sheep, reasonable allocation of feed and forage for house feeding, can effectively save herding workers, can also be carried out by grazing supplemental feeding, grazing according to the sheep's gender, body type, age and other semicolons, take group feeding methods.

Raising is a herbivore, spring and summer can be put into the hillside, woodland free forage, autumn and winter sheep pen in the sheepfold, every day to the trough into the green storage feed, to provide sufficient nutrients, to help sheep healthy growth and development.

When raising sheep, it is necessary to inject vaccines in strict accordance with the procedures of vaccine epidemic prevention, each sheep needs to be vaccinated, not missed, and sheep need to take a medicated bath after shearing to increase disease resistance, and do a good job of deworming in spring and autumn.

Excellent texture: The shell of sorghum straw is relatively hard, and it is not easily digested when feeding sheep. Nutritional deficiencies:

Its main component is crude fiber, and it lacks protein and vitamins. Leaf insect infestation: It is easy to hide pests on the leaves, and accidental ingestion can lead to poisoning.

Other uses: After decomposition and fermentation, it can be used as base fertilizer to improve the state of the soil.

1. Excellent texture

The shell of sorghum straw is relatively hard, the palatability is poor, and it is not easy to be digested when it is used to feed sheep, if you want to feed sheep with sorghum straw, you first need to process it, cut it into small pieces or crush it with a machine, increase palatability and be easier to digest at the same time.

2. Nutritional deficiencies

The main component of sorghum straw is crude fiber, rich in mineral elements, but lack of protein and vitamins, used to feed sheep will lead to weight loss, affect its normal growth and development, can not be used directly for feeding, it is best to mix and match with other food.

3. Leaf insect pests

Sorghum is susceptible to the erosion of red spider mites during planting, and because of its small size, it is difficult to be detected, and it will hide on the leaves of sorghum straw, and if accidentally eaten it will lead to poisoning, and in severe cases, it will die, so it cannot be used to feed sheep.

4. Other purposes

Sorghum straw in addition to being used as feed also has other uses, after decomposition and fermentation, it can be used as base fertilizer, improve the state of the soil, increase the yield per mu, when mixed with other raw materials, it can be used as a substrate for cultivating mushrooms, in addition to being used as a raw material for energy, and make gas after processing.

Summary. Sorghum stalks can be fed to sheep, but there are a few points to pay attention to: 1. Choose stout straw to ensure sufficient nutrition.

2. Crush the straw into small sections or powder to increase palatability and digestibility. 3. Feed additives must be used. 4. Cooperate with concentrate feeding to improve the fattening effect.

5. Control the amount of feeding to prevent excessive gastrointestinal burden caused by excessive diet. 6. Scientifically adjust the structure of the diet to avoid feeding a single straw feed for a long time. 7. Feed multiple times a day to prevent sheep from anorexia.

8. Deworming in time to reduce the probability of parasitic diseases. 9. Appropriately supplement trace elements to meet nutritional needs. 10. Adhere to self-breeding and self-rearing, and reduce the cost of feeding.

11. Do a good job of cleaning and sanitation regularly to prevent disease infection.

Sorghum stalks can be fed to sheep to annihilate the spine, but pay attention to a few points: 1. Choose stout straw to ensure sufficient nutrition. 2. Crush the straw into small sections or powder to increase palatability and digestibility.

3. Feed additives must be used. 4. Cooperate with concentrate feeding to improve the fattening effect. 5. Control the amount of feeding to prevent excessive gastrointestinal burden caused by excessive diet.

6. Scientifically adjust the structure of the diet and avoid feeding a single straw feed for a long time. 7. Feed multiple times a day to prevent sheep from anorexia. 8. Deworming in time to reduce the probability of parasitic diseases.

9. Appropriately supplement trace elements to meet nutritional needs. 10. Adhere to self-breeding and self-rearing, and reduce the cost of feeding. 11. Do a good job of cleaning and sanitation regularly to prevent disease infection.

Won't have a bad effect on sheep? Some people say that if the sheep eats too much, it will get angry.

No, it won't.