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What is feed corn?
Corn (maize) that is fed to livestock such as cattle or hogs.
What are the main resources of Nebraska?
they are cattle corn hogs and soybeans'
What were common foods in the Backcountry?
Hogs, cattle,fish,yellow corn, white corn, and popcorn.
What common foods in the backcountry?
Hogs, cattle,fish,yellow corn, white corn, and popcorn.
What is Ohio's manufacturing?
Corn, tomatoes , hogs, cattle eggs, soybeans poultry
What are Nebraska's goods and services?
Nebraska's products are hogs, beef cattle, and dairy cattle. By: Bobo Liang
How is field corn helpful?
Field corn is one of the most important sources for feed. Cattle, hogs and even chickens use it.
What is kansas's major economic resource?
their major resources are Cattle, wheat, sorghum, soybeans, hogs, corn.
What is agriculture in Iowa?
Hogs, corn, soybeans, cattle and calves, and dairy products are the major agriculture in Iowa.
What are some of iowa's economic goods?
hogs,corn,soybeans,oats,cattle,eggs and dairy products
What are the main agricultural products for Canada?
Barley, cattle, wheat, canola, corn, hogs, poultry, etc.
Why is it important that hogs and cattle eat corn?
It is actually not important at all, especially for cattle. Cattle can live just fine without having to eat corn; many are grazed on pasture or a rangeland without any corn supplement to "keep them alive" as some extremists might be known to say. Corn grain is actually an unnatural food source for cattle, and will cause metabolic and digestive problems when fed in excess and introduced too quickly. It is alright as a supplement if and when it is needed to meet their energy requirements--especially if they're cold stressed, for instance--but other than that, it's not all that important or crucial to feed them corn at all. As far as hogs as concerned, they don't really need it either, but their digestive systems are much different from that of a ruminant like a bovine. Hogs can and will eat anything, unlike cattle, so it is more debatable as to whether it's "important" that corn be fed to hogs or not. Wild feral pigs often raid corn fields just to eat the succulent corn kernels and chew on the roots, and they likely do so because they know the corn tastes good and they can easily digest it than cattle can (though cattle love the taste of the corn kernels too).
