Even South Gets Cold At Times On Winter Supplements
An editor’s note introduces a series on livestock feeding in milder climates. Across Florida to California studies show protein supplements during winter boost profitability. At Ban Jon Squin Range California over ten years averaging 965 pounds of supplement per herd produced 14 additional calves per 100 cows with calves.
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Pounds heavier at weaning time
Livestock authorities warn that grazing animals fed only dry winter forage, low in protein and minerals, lose weight and become weak and disease prone. Range cows must gain weight before breeding to produce strong calves. proper supplemental feeding before weight loss is essential for profitable production. Economical concentrates like cottonseed meal are advised, with dry roughage added to protein supplements until spring growth resumes.
Feeding guidelines for cattle across seasons and ages
The guide details daily protein concentrate and roughage needs for cows, heifers, bulls, calves, yearlings, and fattening steers. It advises targeting 1 to 2 pounds for dry cattle, 2 to 3 pounds for bred cows, 3 to 6 pounds for fattening steers, plus seasonal adjustments during calving, nursing, and forage scarcity. It also requires permanent marking of all herd replacement calves. Subscribe to The Chronicle.
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