What are the benefits of homemade sheep feed pellets?

There are many benefits to feeding sheep with pellet feed, such as saving forage grass; sheep like to eat pelleted food, which can greatly improve the digestibility and utilization rate of feed; the nutritional composition of pellet feed is reasonably formulated to achieve nutritional balance; it can utilize the research results of modern sheep farming; it expands the forage and feed resources; and the production cost is low. Briefly introduce the formula of the raw material preparation of sheep pellet feed.

The biggest problem of raising sheep in a shed is the lack of forage grass. Even if a large amount of forage grass is planted, it is very difficult to transport and store it because of its large volume and heavy weight. In addition, forage grass and crop straw grow in the slopes of the ravines. Sheep are particularly picky about forage grass and are accustomed to eating a variety of forage. At the same time, sheep have a cleanliness obsession. If the forage grass is slightly trampled, polluted, or falls on the ground, the sheep will be unwilling to eat it even if they are very hungry. In this way, if the original grass or the forage grass that has been chopped short and crushed is fed to sheep, it will also lead to a large amount of forage waste, making the utilization rate of the hard-earned forage grass very low.

Raising sheep with pelleted feed means mixing forage with other concentrated feeds to make them into pellets. By mixing forage and concentrated feed, its palatability becomes better, and sheep will swallow the forage together when eating the concentrated feed, which will not cause a waste of forage. Even if poorly suited, coarse and hard forage, weeds, and crop roots are mixed in, the sheep will eat them all.