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Feeding Farm Animals 1/2 Pounds Gain In Weight Per Day 10 Cents A Hundred For Crushing And The Hauling 3/4 To 1 Pound Of Rolled Barley Or Corn For Each 100 Pounds Live Weight Alfalfa Grinding Balanced Rations Barley For Hay Feeding Best Breed Of Hogs Brewer's Grains For Cows Chopping Hay For Horses Concentrates And Corn Stalks Concentrates With Alfalfa Cutting Corn For Silage Diameter Height Capacity Diameter Height Capacity Dry Sorghum Fodder Essex Rape Or Kale More from Feeding Farm Animals One Thousand Questions In California Agriculture Answereds - If Your Land Needs It At All 18 To 20 Inches Above The Ground 4 Ounces Olive Oil She Will Recover After Parturition 50 Per Cent Was White While The Balance Was Yellow And Went To The Top 5:30 P M Being Fed At 7 A M? A Dry Mash A Free Martin A Mangy Cow A Neck-swelling A Point On Mating A Sterile Cow A Summer Hay Crop A Wrong Idea Of Inter-planting Abnormal Thirst Of Horse Feeding Cut Alfalfa Hay Would alfalfa hay, cut, say, from one-half to three inches in length be better than whole hay for hogs, cattle and horses, and if it is better, should it be fed wet or dry? Cattle and horses do much better when fed chopped alfalfa hay than when fed whole hay. They can eat the required amount in much less time and with less exertion. For cattle and horses the hay should be cut about one inch long and fed dry. There is no advantage in chopping alfalfa hay for hogs unless it is mixed with ground grain and made into slop. - L. Next: P Denny Previous: 3/4 To 1 Pound Of Rolled Barley Or Corn For Each 100 Pounds Live Weight Report Privacy SHARE BOOKMARK Viewed 111