Leafhopper is a good feed for cows

Ye Wei, also known as the mortal grass, grows in the forest areas, the ditch ponds in the mountains, and the low-lying areas. It is very lush, and some places grow in pieces, like the wheat fields grown, and the yield is high. According to the measurement, the leafhopper contains 10%~16% crude protein, 1%~2% crude fat and 30% nitrogen-free extract, which is a good feed for dairy cows.

The leafhopper is a fast-growing grass with fine stems and leaves. Generally, the wild grows well and can produce 200 kg to 400 kg of hay per acre. Because this grass grows quickly, it is easy to age and should be harvested at the right time.

The harvesting period of the leafhopper is generally in the middle and late August, that is, before and after the lunar calendar of the lunar calendar. At this time, the leaflet is just heading, the stem is not lignified, the crude fiber content is low, and the various vitamins are high, nutritious and palatable. Good sex, easy to digest and absorb cows.

When harvesting, you should choose a weather without rain, cut it with a manual trowel or use a long-handled large-blade knife. The cut lobes will spread out evenly. The thinner the better, the more frequently flipped and aired. After drying, pile up the apex round scorpion or long scorpion for dry storage. If there are conditions, salt storage may be carried out. That is, a layer of soil salt is sprinkled on the enamel layer, and finally the top is covered with a plastic cloth to prevent rain, moisture and mold. It can also be mixed with leguminous grass (苜蓿, etc.) in a ratio of 1:1. As a wintering forage for dairy cows, its quality is superior to straw and corn stover.

The lobster is harvested, aired, and stored in the rainy season. Pay attention to rain and moisture. In case of dampness, under the effect of high temperature, the lobster must be spoiled and can not be used.