How to make self-made sheep feed?

Sheep is a common kind of poultry in our country. many people make money by raising it, but if they want to make money, they should not only choose good seedlings, but also choose good fodder. of course, if you want to save costs, self-made feed is also possible, so how to make self-made sheep feed?

1. Cut the straw short

Cut rice straw, hay, sweet potato vine, green grass, green vegetables, straw and so on and then feed them. The general length is 1-2cm. If the length of corn straw is about 1cm. In the process of cutting, such as impurities, sediment, etc., should be washed and screened.

2. Grinding

After crushing and grinding sweet potato and cassava with a grinder, add water and stir to feed evenly. Of course, it can also be cut into slices or diced and cooked and fed.

3. Soak and soften

Soak corn, sorghum, wheat, bean cake and other feed in light salt boiling water for a period of time until softened and fed. In general, the ratio of material to water is 1 ∶ 2. The length of soaking time should be determined according to the season and the type of feed, and the soaking time in hot summer weather should be short to prevent feed decay and deterioration.

4. Cooking

Put the broad bean and soybean seed feed into the pot to steam, and then put in some high-protein feed. Generally speaking, the cooking time is about 50 minutes.

5. Roasting

The roasting of grain and cereal feed in a high temperature furnace of 130─ and 150C can not only improve the utilization rate of starch, but also eliminate harmful bacteria. The feed is sweet, delicious, crisp and increases appetite, and the feeding effect is good.

6. Silage

The green material was stored in various cellars, ponds and vats and fermented under anaerobic conditions to produce lactic acid. It can ensure the nutrients in the green feed and improve the utilization rate and digestibility of the green feed. And it is an effective measure to regulate the surplus and shortage of green feed in peak season and off-season, and to supply green and sweaty feed in off-season.