Can you feed watermelon seedlings to sheep, and can you feed watermelon seedlings to sheep?

I am about to start a business, and in the forage reserves, I want to inquire about what forage sheep can eat.

Straw grass powder production fermentation sheep feeding technology.

First, the production method.

1) Raw materials that do not contain toxic substances crop straw and its by-products, such as corn stalks and cores, sorghum stalks, grain grass, peanut skin and straw, sunflower cakes, various bean straws and horn bark, alfalfa, satawang, clover, red bean grass and other wild grasses, leaves, etc., can be used as raw materials for grass meal.

2) Grass flour machinery as long as it can crush the straw into 1 cm short section with sieve hole grinder.

It is best to crush various raw materials separately. That is, grasses and leguminous forages are crushed separately in order to fit proportionally.

3) Preparation method: Mix corn grass powder and alfalfa powder at 3:1 (in order to shorten the fermentation time, it is best to mix grass powder with 40 warm water in winter). Pile the mixed grass powder into a 30-50 cm thick square pile in a warm place in the fermentation chamber, insert a thermometer, and cover it with a sack, straw mat, plastic sheet, or cover with a layer of 3-6 cm thick grass powder to maintain temperature and humidity.

The temperature in the pile reaches 40-50, and the fermentation takes a total of days. When you can smell the aroma of koji, the fermentation is successful, and the grass powder is soft, ripe, hot and fragrant.

The indoor temperature should not be lower than 5, the stove should be set up in winter, the humidity of the grass powder, with the fingers clenched when the hand is clenched with underwater drops is appropriate, after each fermentation, some fermented grass powder should be left as the introduction of the next fermentation. Kilograms of salt and kilograms of bone meal are added to every 100 kilograms of fermented grass powder, and an appropriate amount of cornmeal, bran, tofu residue and carrots are added.

Concerning. Can watermelon seedlings be fed to sheep?

I don't know.

Because it has a bitter taste. Sheep won't eat. So you can't eat for giving.

Especially after drying, the vine coarse fiber becomes flexible, not easy to break, and it is easy to entangle into a clump after eating, forming a hard dung ball, blocking in the intestines, causing cattle and sheep to have knotted diseases, and when the treatment is not timely or unreasonable, the mortality rate is extremely high. Therefore, even if you want to feed with rattans, you must do two things: one is to be fresh; The second is to cut it into a length of about 5 cm.

Hello, you can feed. Where there are no toxic substances, crop straw and its by-products can be fermented separately with fermentation bacteria, or they can be fed with corn flour when fermenting. Such as corn stalks and cores, sorghum stalks, cereal grass, peanut skins and straws, sunflower cakes, various bean straws and horn skins, alfalfa, satawang, clover, red bean grass and other wild grasses, leaves, etc., can be used as raw materials for grass powder to feed sheep.

Livestock and poultry fed fermented feed for the first time should be fed a small amount first, and after adaptation, the feeding amount can be gradually increased.

Hope mine is helpful to you.

A little bit doesn't matter, it's better not to! Because tomatoes are very sour when they are not ripe, they are not good for the stomach of sheep. And sheep are ruminants. Isn't this equivalent to acid reflux? So it's better not to eat!

Hello to the answer, dear! The flesh of tomatoes itself is free of toxins, but its stems and leaves are saturated with a chemical called glycoalkaloids. The content of this substance is higher in wild tomatoes, but artificially grown tomatoes still have some effect.

This kind of stuff can cause stomach dysfunction and anxiety and tension. Stems and leaves can be used as cooking condiments, but they must be removed before eating. So you can feed the sheep!

Sheep eat all kinds of grass, and they will gnaw ......on the bark when it smells bad

Probably not, sheep only eat grass.

Well, hello friend, if this game looks like it, it is recommended that you do not try to feed the sheep, which may lead to infertility of the sheep or a situation of four children.

OK. Nutritional value of potato seedlings (potato stems and leaves) and kohlrabi.

Leaves, winter rape, etc., are similar, is a better quality pig feed. Commonly used silage.

The raw materials are: corn straw, sorghum straw, wheat straw (ear), pea straw, peanut straw, sweet potato and sweet potato vine, sugar beet, radish straw and various grasses. When using crop straw, vines, vines and seedling silage, it should be harvested when retaining one-half of the green leaves, corn straw and multi-ear sorghum straw should be harvested at the same time as harvesting grain, all kinds of grass should be harvested at the beginning of booting or heading, and potato vines and vegetable seedlings should be avoided from frost or long-term cooling and stacking for too long, so as not to affect the quality of silage.

Potato seedlings can be fed to sheep, but it should be noted that potato seedlings contain a lot of water and cannot be fed in large quantities, which may cause sheep diarrhea.

Anyway, it's not poisonous, if the sheep likes to eat, just feed it.