Fresh sugarcane tail leaves contain high protein, high sugar content and good palatability. They are good feed for fattening cattle. Consuming this kind of feed can increase the nitrogen source for cattle rumen bacteria to synthesize protein and improve the quality of feed. Nutritional value. In order to make cattle like to eat fresh sugarcane tail leaves added with urea, the amount of urea should be added from small to large when feeding, so that the cattle can slowly adapt.

Sugar cane can be used as mother grass to feed cattle for a long time. Sugar cane is a kind of plant. If it is dried, it is easy to preserve and will not go bad in winter. It can be used to feed cattle when there is no grass. Generally Sugar cane cannot be fed to cattle for a long time. Although sugar cane is rich in water, free sugar, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients, long-term feeding of cattle will cause nutritional imbalance in the body and hinder their normal growth and development.

Sugar cane mainly contains cellulose, free sugars with high hemicellulose content, and a small amount of liquid lignin such as vitamins. Except for leaf lignin, the others are nutrients that cattle can absorb. Moreover, the taste is relatively sweet, which is beneficial to the weight gain of beef cattle. Vitamins and others can greatly promote the reproduction rate of beef cattle. It even has very high nutritional value and is very suitable as cattle feed. Therefore, feeding sugarcane leaves to cattle also has many benefits

Sugarcane leaves can be fermented and preserved for feeding cattle. The main purpose of silage and ammoniation of sugarcane leaves is to make full use of the large amount of sugarcane leaves during the crushing season. Through the treatment of straw silage and ammoniation technology, the protein content of sugarcane leaves is increased, palatability is improved, cattle feed intake is increased, and digestion is improved. efficiency, shorten the cattle feeding cycle, reduce feeding costs, and increase the economic income of farmers.

A large amount of green feed is valuable in the winter and spring hay season in the southern sugarcane producing areas, but it is often thrown away and discarded. It is left to dry naturally and then set on fire. The utilization rate is very low. The feed should be controlled according to its characteristics. Feeding essentials and full utilization to promote the development of herbivores. The effect of feeding sugarcane leaves to cattle is very good. The fermentation time is determined by the temperature. The higher the temperature, the shorter the time required.