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One of the biggest expenses in animal farming is feed, but how can we cut costs without compromising productivity? Finding low-cost feed sources is a top priority for many farmers. The good news is that we can turn everyday waste into valuable feed using simple methods. For example, livestock manure and crop residues can be transformed into high-quality feed with the help of specialized feed starters like the Ginba Type II.
To start, mix the materials in the right proportions and add 0.2% of the feed starter (such as the Golden Baby II). Then, add water until the moisture content reaches around 65%. A quick test: when you squeeze the mixture in your hand, it should form a clump but not drip. If it's too wet, it won't ferment properly. Once mixed, place the material in a sealed plastic bag or container and let it sit for 3 days. In summer, it might take just 1-2 days, while winter may require a bit more time.
When the material turns yellowish-green, smells slightly sour, and has no foul odor, the fermentation is complete. This fermented feed can then be used to feed your animals.
By using this method, what was once considered waste—like crop residue or manure—can become a cost-effective feed source. With the Golden Baby II feed starter, you're not just saving money—you're turning your farm into a mini feed production unit. This approach not only reduces input costs but also improves overall profitability. It’s a smart, sustainable way to manage resources and boost economic efficiency.
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