Cattle producers that are set up to feed calves in a bunks may want to consider limit-feeding a high energy diets as a cost-effective option for growing calves this fall and winter. Nebraska Extension Educator Erin Laborie says while limit-feeding is not a new concept, current forage prices may make this an attractive alternative to feeding high roughage diets.
Cattle producers that are set up to feed calves in a bunks may want to consider limit-feeding a high energy diets as a cost-effective option for growing calves this fall and winter. Nebraska Extension Educator Erin Laborie says while limit-feeding is not a new concept, current forage prices may make this an attractive alternative to feeding high roughage diets.