I'm a novice and I'm going to raise cattle. I want to raise some self-breeding and self-supporting cows. What should I do?

This question is the most practical one I have ever seen, and it is also the correct way for a novice to start raising cattle. At first, he raised several heads and gradually developed farming. In this process, he learned both experience and technology, which is the safest way.

Unlike many people, I am a novice. I wanted to eat a big fat man from the beginning, and I planned to invest hundreds of thousands, or hundreds of thousands, to raise dozens of cows. You can earn hundreds of thousands a year. If it's as simple as I think, then I'll all raise cattle and make a fortune, and I'll be a millionaire in a few years. But why are so many people still losing money? At first it was because of blindness and inexperience.

What should a novice do if he only wants to raise a few breeders? Let me talk about my experience:

First: the first is to choose the right variety.

In the early stage of novice breeding, it is very important to choose the right variety, which is also a key factor directly related to your future profit. Now, if you want to be self-sufficient, you have to choose new breeds of cattle and those with better prospects, such as Simmental, Limousin, Charolais and so on. These are all new beef cattle that everyone likes to breed now. They have fast growth, strong adaptability, good feeding ability and high meat yield. The most important thing is that its profit is good. Personally, I like breeding Simmental cattle best, but my liking doesn't mean that everyone should choose the right kind of cattle according to their position.

Second, choose suitable feeding conditions.

The breed of cattle has been decided, and the next step is to choose how to feed it. According to your local situation, it is best to choose the most suitable farming method for you. If there is grassland in the countryside, it is best to raise it, which can save a lot of costs and don't worry too much. If there is no suitable grassland, you can plant grass and keep it in captivity, which will increase your labor force, but if you want to make money, you have to work hard.

Third: prevention of health diseases

Although cattle are large animals with strong disease resistance and are not easy to get sick, it does not mean that they are not sick, especially novice cattle. Once they get sick, the cost of investment will increase, so we should observe them carefully and prevent them in time. For example, when you start selling cattle, you can go to the local veterinary station for vaccination, and thoroughly disinfect the captive pens after purchase.

At ordinary times, we should pay more attention to the environmental sanitation of the cowshed, so as to achieve ventilation and smooth drainage, and clean up the feces in time. The cowshed should be clean, so that the cows will not get sick.

In fact, it is also important to note that cattle should not be fed with moldy and deteriorated forage, nor should they be fed with a single concentrate. They should be mixed and fed in a scientific and reasonable amount. This is the most scientific way to raise cattle. Since it is self-education, it should be done carefully and timely, so that there will be better benefits.

Choosing the right breed of cattle, choosing the right feeding method, preventing diseases scientifically and reasonably in time, there is basically no big problem in raising cattle.

abstract

Raising cattle is a hard work, especially this year, when the price of cattle is so high, it is also a high-risk thing. Newcomers should be careful not to lose money in the end.