[
Post New Message |
Post Reply to this One |
Send Private Email to Don Armstrong |
Help
]
Response to Sunflower as small livestock feed supplement
from Don Armstrong (darmst@yahoo.com.au)
Any grain is digested better if it's been cracked or ground (or
sprouted) - particularly if it's got a coat like sunflower - and that
makes better economy and less labour growing and harvesting, or doing
whatever you do to pay for bought grain. Even cereals are better that
way - look at what passes right through untouched in droppings from a
working horse fed on grain, or even a milch cow fed a grain
supplement. If you can afford to get a hammer mill it will improve
the digestibility of just about everything you want to feed to any of
the above, and make some things possible feed that wouldn't be
otherwise (like bones for pigs and poultry).
(posted 9673 days ago)
[
Previous |
Next
]