What is the most taboo of raising cattle?

Every industry has some taboos, so is raising cattle. Many people suffer losses on these taboos. Because of the high cost of raising cattle, there are a lot of losses each time. So what are the taboos in the cattle industry? Let's take a look at these taboos.

1. Buy cattle for bargain

When many people buy cattle, they will find that there are always some cows whose prices are very low, and then when they buy them, they think they are very happy to pick up the leak. As a matter of fact, try not to be greedy for this kind of cheapness as far as possible. there will be some problems with such cattle more or less. People who are willing to see it will not say it or buy it. Such cattle sellers are guaranteed to cheat one by one. This kind of cattle is either a poor breed, it is difficult to raise well, and you can't make any money if you raise it well, or there may be a lot of diseases, and it is a big expense to buy back for treatment, or even other more serious problems. If you spend money on a risky product, it's still a risky one, so don't lose a lot of money on it.

2. Save money with moldy feed

The concept of some farmers is still very old, for moldy feed is always reluctant to deal with, want to save some money, and then feed the cattle, thinking that the cattle will not have a big problem. In fact, moldy feed can easily lead to cattle problems, once the cattle eat something wrong, the cost of this treatment do not know how much feed money you need to make it back. This risk is completely out of proportion to the money saved, but some farmers will still take such a fluke. It is best to dispose of this kind of feed directly and not let the cattle bear the risk.

3. Use illegal additives

Some illegal additives have an obvious effect on the fattening of cattle, and when the growth of cattle is not ideal, there will always be some people to use these illegal additives to enhance the fattening effect. Today's testing technology and processing are extremely strict, and the relevant institutions of such farmers will never be lenient, and those who take chances to do these things have failed, and serious ones will break the law. In order to increase the lean meat rate of cattle in the short term, it is totally unworthwhile to take such a big risk.

4. Random introduction and mating

Many free-range farmers do not know much about the spread of cattle disease, so some people often use their cattle to help others breed or find others to breed. In fact, this kind of behavior is very taboo in raising cattle. Cattle are easy to carry germs, and you don't know if someone else's cow is sick. If you accidentally bring the disease in, it's easy to lose a lot of money. Why are some larger farms self-propagating and self-rearing? This is the kind of risk that people fear. When raising cattle, it is best not to easily let their own cattle come into contact with other people's cattle, safety first.

These are some of the most taboo things about raising cattle, and experienced farmers believe they will know more. There are also people who are dismissive of these problems and feel that nothing will happen if they do so, which is alarmist talk. In fact, this is a matter of probability. If something goes wrong every time you do this, then raising cattle is not what it is now. It is necessary to do something that does not yield obvious benefits for the sake of these high-risk odds.