✨️✨️ENSURE YOU FEED YOUR COWS WITH THIS TYPES OF FEEDS IN ORDER TO GET IN HEAT ON TIME✨️ To ensure your cow comes into heat on time, you need to provide a balanced and nutrient-rich diet that supports reproductive health. Here are key dietary considerations: Learn with #nilefeeds ♥️ 💚 1. Energy-Rich Feeds Grains: Maize, barley, wheat bran Molasses: Enhances energy intake Good quality silage: Maize silage or sorghum silage 2. Protein Sources Legume hay: Alfalfa, clover, or lucerne Oilseed cakes: Cottonseed cake, soybean meal Brewer’s grain 3. Minerals and Vitamins Calcium & Phosphorus: Essential for reproductive function (add dicalcium phosphate or bone meal) Trace Minerals: Zinc, copper, and selenium (mineral lick or supplement) Vitamin A, D, and E: Found in green fodder or premixes 4. Flushing Feed (Before Breeding) Feeding high-energy and high-protein rations 2-3 weeks before breeding can boost fertility Example: Maize grain + soybean meal + mineral supplement 5. Good Quality Roughage Green fodder (Napier grass, Rhodes grass) Dry fodder (straw, hay) 6. Water and Salt Always provide clean water and salt to improve metabolic function Additional Tips: Body Condition Score (BCS): Maintain a BCS of 2.5–3.5 for regular heat cycles Avoid Moldy Feed: Mycotoxins can affect fertility Proper Deworming: Parasites can affect nutrient absorption and delay heat Would you like specific feed recommendations based on breed or farming conditions?