How to increase Milk yield and improve Economic benefits of Dairy cows

Now, raising cows has become an effective way for many farmers, especially in urban and rural areas, to get rich. Dairy cows are raised at home with different incomes. It is precisely this reason that peers have different benefits. How can we tap the potential of the cow itself and its feeding management and obtain higher economic benefits under the same feeding conditions?

1. Method of feeding honey pollen

Adding an appropriate amount of honey pollen to cow feed can increase milk yield by more than 10% compared with cows without honey pollen.

2. Feeding potassium iodide method

If 5 mg potassium iodide and 30 g sodium sulfate are mixed with concentrate and fed every 2 days, the milk yield can be increased by about 10%.

3. Feeding fermented corn straw

Feeding corn stalks to cows after fermentation can significantly enhance palatability, be easily digested and absorbed by cows, and increase milk yield by about 10%.

4. brushing and combing beef body method

Brushing the cow with a comb or iron brush every day can not only keep the cow clean and hygienic, but also increase the blood circulation of the cow, promote metabolism, and increase milk yield by 5%.

5. Increased illumination method

During the first 60 days of lactation, or in winter, cows are exposed to 16 hours of light a day to increase milk yield by 10% compared with natural light.