Corn stalk pressed feed is suitable for cattle

　　Corn stalk pressed feed is suitable for feeding ruminants such as cattle and sheep. Its characteristics are:

　　1. The density of pressed corn stalks is 10-15 times higher than that of naturally stacked corn stalks, making it easier to transport and store, and reducing transportation and storage costs by more than 70%.

　　2. In the high-pressure process, the hemicellulose and lignin in pressed corn stalk feed are crushed and softened, making it easier to digest and absorb. The digestibility is 25% higher than that of corn stalks directly fed after chopping.

　　3. Corn stalk pressed feed is dried and compressed at high temperatures, giving it a certain grainy aroma, significantly improving its palatability. The intake rate is as high as 100%, greatly saving feed.

　　4. Test at the Beijing Dairy Cattle Center: When cattle are fed 4 kg/head/day of corn stalk pressed feed, compared with feeding an equal amount of Northeast sheep grass, there is no significant difference in daily milk yield. Compared with unprocessed corn stalks, milk yield increased by 16.4%, and milk fat rate increased by 0.2%.

　　5. When feeding beef cattle with corn stalk pressed feed, compared with feeding an equal amount of unprocessed corn stalks, weight gain increased by 1.5%, while saving 20% of fine grains. In Inner Mongolia fattening cattle experiments, feeding corn stalk pressed feed resulted in an average daily weight gain increase of 24-39% compared to feeding corn stalk silage.

　　6. Because the processed corn stalk pressed feed has a water content of less than 14%, it is easier to store for a long time and will not deteriorate under normal conditions.

　　7. Corn stalk pressed feed is convenient and labor-saving to feed, and can be fed directly. It is called the "compressed biscuit" for cattle and sheep.

　　8. Corn stalk pressed feed has a higher added value and has high comprehensive economic, social, and ecological benefits.