1- Green grasses, weeds, vines and twigs and leaves of shrubs, bushes and trees

2 Dried fodder and forages

3 Concentrates- grains, oils and oil cakes

FEEDS AND

FEEDING

CAPABILITIES

• DIGESTIVE SYSTEM• UREA RECYCLING (47-86%)• NUTRIENT RETENTION TIME• FEEDING BEHAVIOR (18-22

FORAGE SPECIES)• 70 % TIME OVER 1.0M

HEIGHT• 90 % INTAKE FROM DICOTYLEDON

PLANTS

1- Missa bhoosa- moth, gram and moong is mixed together

bushes

Phog

Kuril

Jharberi

Ber

Pardesi Khejri

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• Trees

• Acacia and Siris

• Neem, Banyan

• Mulbery

• Sissoo

• Mango

• Peepal

• Gular

CONCENTRATESGRAM 1.30BARLEY 1.30MISSA BHOOSA 8-9SALT 0.14

GRAM 3MISSA BHOOSA 10SALT 0.14

MILLET 4MISSA BHOOSA 10-12SALT 0.14

MOTH 3-4MISSA BHOOSA 10-12SALT 0.14

FEEDING SUGGESTIONS

1.SUDDEN FEEDING2.DONOT FEED AFTER EXERTION3.MODEST FEEDING OF CHOICED

FEED4.GRAZING OF 8-10 HOURS IF NO

FEED AT HOME5.DONOT FEED WHOLE GRAINS6.NON GRAZING SHOULD BE GIVEN

SALT WITH CONCENTRATE

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• This feed contains added selenium at 0.3mg/kg

• Crude Protein(Minimum)26%• Protein from Milk Sources (Minimum) 26%• Crude Fat (Minimum) 32%• Crude Fibre (Maximum) 0.15%• Ash (Maximum) 6%• Calcium (Actual) 0.85 %• Phosphorus (Actual) 0.70 %• Vitamin A (Minimum) 45,000 IU/kg• Vitamin D3 (Minimum) 4,000 IU/kg• Vitamin E (Minimum) 150 IU/kg