Il frumento! Simbolo di nutrizione il frumento e’ legato anche al mondo della vacca da latte

Il frumento!

Simbolo di nutrizione il frumento e’ legato anche al mondo della vacca da latte, infatti il frumento foraggero non viene usato per produrre farina per pane e pasta ma nell’alimentazione delle bovine (affienato o insilato), nel video un campo di grandi dimensioni di frumento di circa 50 giorni di vita … produciamo oggi il cibo per la prossima estate

Il mantello dei vitelli in alcune razze e’ detto fromentino propio perché simile al colore dei semi di frumento!! 😀
Alimentando gli animali con frumento insilato ( molto appetito) il latte sarà più ricco in grassi con ricadute positive per la produzione di formaggio o burro 😉👍

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