What kind of grass do horses like to eat?

Horses are mainly used for equestrian sports and the production of dairy meat, and the amount of feeding is greatly reduced. However, in some developing countries and regions, horses are still mainly used for service, and are an important source of service. The main food of the horse is grass, so what kind of grass does the horse like to eat?

What kind of grass does the horse like to eat?

Leymus chinensis, Kentucky bluegrass, cattail grass, ryegrass and so on are all horses' favorite grasses. Sheep grassland is a kind of high-class forage grass, which is produced in northeast China and eastern Inner Mongolia. Its color is thick green and the smell is fragrant. And it can restore the livestock's physical strength, catch the fat and fatten it, which has a certain positive effect on the growth of horses.

Second, what else do horses eat after weeding?

Legumes and corn stalks with good palatability and good quality can also be used as roughage for horses. Processing fresh and tender ears of surplus sweet corn, waxy corn straw dried is a good forage for horses. Corn, cooked soybean meal, oat and wheat bran are safe feed for horses, and a certain proportion of the diet should be able to meet all the energy needs of adult horses. Qualified farmers had better plant forage grass, and the early harvest of alkali grass and alfalfa can meet the protein needs of fattening horses.