To raise cattle, is it better to have cement or red brick on the ground? What do you think?

I've raised cattle myself, and my brother's family has a dairy farm, so I can clearly come up with your answer to this question: the red bricks of the cow.

Paving is better than cement paving! Red brick floors are better absorbent than cement. There are brick joints on the red brick floor, cow urine can leak out of the brick joints, and the floor can maintain dry properties for a longer time.

The concrete floor has almost no drainage gaps, so it is easy to accumulate water, and if the house is too wet, it is not good for the health and growth of the cattle. Cattle are domestic animals that protect themselves from heat and moisture, and too wet ground can cause hoof rot and various diseases.

The insulation performance of the red brick floor is also relatively good. Practice has proved that the cement and slate floor is very cold, and the red brick floor is relatively warm and has good thermal insulation performance, especially in the cold northern season, the red brick floor can play a thermal insulation effect. The ground of the barn is where the cattle live, grazing and ruminating.

Where the calves are bred, the concrete floor is too cold, the cattle are prone to colds, and the red brick ground is warm. There are no wet concrete floors. The concrete floor is slippery, and in the cold winter cow urine and water mix together and freeze.

Once the ground is frozen, the barn is easy to slip, which is not only not conducive to the normal production and growth and development of the cattle, but the breeder will also feed the cattle grass and materials, which also has a serious impact on the hygiene of the barn.

The red brick floor is very convenient for epidemic prevention and disinfection. The floor of the cowshed is regularly disinfected and prevented once in spring and autumn at least twice a year. Before disinfection and epidemic prevention, the barn must be thoroughly cleaned, the red brick floor is easy to clean, and it is also very convenient for disinfection and epidemic prevention.

If you want to treat the ground, it is good for both concrete and red brick. How many in their own hands, raising cattle in the south and cattle in the north. The south side is concrete, and the north side is red brick floor.

Advantages and disadvantages of concrete floors: The advantages of concrete floors are that they are clean and hygienic, and it is easy for farmers to clean up the excrement of cattle. Feed and feed utilization is high, and once the cattle have put the feed and feed outside the cow ditch, the manager can pick it up and reuse it.

Because the concrete floor is hard, it is easy to sweep and move cars. The urine of the cattle does not penetrate into the ground, and can be washed away in the tank that the farmer washes out with water, which is good for the environment of the cowshed.

For cattle raising, the ground is red brick, mainly because the air permeability of red bricks is particularly good, and the warmth is also excellent.

I think the cement floor is better, first of all, it is easy to clean in the breeding process, and the utilization rate of feed is also very high, and the cement floor is very hard, which is convenient for the cleaning vehicle to take the initiative back and forth on the ground, and the environment of the cattle club is better.

If you want to raise cattle on the ground, then I think it is better to use red bricks, because if you have a concrete floor, it is very likely to hurt the soles of the cows.

A: It's better to use cement. The red brick floor of the cow building is easy to be trampled on because of the strength of the cow.

I think it's better to have cement, this kind of ground is relatively clean and hygienic, can clean up excrement well, and the utilization rate of forage is also relatively high.