Livestock Breeders Club
Carrots are an essential part of a rabbit's diet and have numerous beneficial properties. In this article, I'll discuss carrots and their role in the diet of rabbits of different ages, as well as their impact on fattening young animals before slaughter. Carrots contain the following nutrients: Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin PP... 
No owner of a farm with goats or cows can avoid encountering upset stomachs in their young. This usually occurs during the transition from dairy to plant-based feeding. Diarrhea not only causes discomfort to the animals but can also lead to a failed sale, transfer, or... 
I love cats, but when they're not mine, I just come over, pet them, play with them, and that's it—no responsibilities. That's why I didn't let my children bring home kittens, or even puppies. They tried repeatedly, and I had to find new homes for the animals. Not only do they require care,... 
Every housewife has her favorites. It's the same for us—for some reason, each family member has chosen a favorite and gives them the most attention and care. But a few years ago, we bought a heifer, and everything changed. She completely charmed us; no one remained indifferent... 
This is our Nochka. We've had cows on our farm for a long time—my parents got their first wet nurses even before I was born. So the whole family has a fair amount of experience raising them, plus my mother worked as a milkmaid on a dairy farm, sometimes in a regular shed, sometimes in the maternity ward. In... 
When thinking of a village, the first thing that comes to mind is animals. Village life is impossible without them. Some have fewer animals, some more, but they are always there. So, I'd like to tell you about our livestock "wealth." Cows. Our main breadwinners are cows. They provide the bulk of our income. 
We often get questions about what we feed such a large farm. Some believe that keeping animals is unprofitable precisely because they require large winter feed reserves. So today I'd like to share our experience with feeding livestock. First, I'd like to explain what the word...