Dairy cattle forage can be allowed to feed adequately, and concentrate feed is added depending on the condition of milk production. Dairy cows have a rapid increase in milk production from 16 to 100 days postpartum and reach a peak, known as the “milk-elevation period”. During this period, the standards for feed supplementation are: 20 kg of milk for daily use, 10-12 kg of milk per day, and 30 kg of milk for daily use. Feed 8.5 to 10 kilograms per day; 40 kilograms of milk per day and 10 to 12 kilograms per day. 100-210 days after childbirth milk production gradually decreased, known as the "middle of lactation", this time the fine material feeding standards should be adjusted to 6-7 kg per day. 210 days after childbirth to stop breastfeeding is the “late lactation period”. At this time, the amount of concentrate feed may depend on the condition of the dairy cow and the amount of milk production. Generally, 1 kg of fine material is fed for every 3 kg of milk produced. (Source: Jilin Rural News)

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