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Practical recommendations optimize daily feed rations for cows, suggesting energy-saving techniques in feed production.
Practical recommendations have been developed for developing energy-saving technical and technological solutions in forage production and optimizing the daily feed ration of animals with a given weight and productivity. It has been established that the daily ration of a cow weighing 600 kg and with a daily milk yield of 40 kg should include 6 kg of hay, 6.8 kg of haylage, 9.8 kg of silage, 28.4 kg of fodder beet, 12.9 kg of compound feed, 60 g of table salt and 2.9 kg of grass meal. At the same time, the amount of dry matter was 27.8 kg of calcium - 244 g. With such a composition of feed, the minimum costs of the total energy spent on preparing the required ration will be 304 MJ per day.
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