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A 500 kg bullock typically consumes about 2-3% of its body weight in dry matter daily. This equates to approximately 10-15 kg of dry matter per day, depending on factors such as the bullock's age, health, and activity level. The exact amount can vary based on the quality of the forage and the bullock's specific nutritional needs.
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How many types of grass is there?
about 500 types of grass.
What has 1000 eyes and 2000 shoes and eats grass?
The question, "What has 1000 eyes, 2000 shoes, and eats grass?" is a riddle. The answer to this riddle is 500 horses.
Which would contain more matter 500kg on the moon or 500 kg on Jupiter?
500 kg contains the same amount of matter wherever you take it.But it would weigh about 15 times as much on Jupiter as it wouldon the moon.
How do you get a horstachio in viva pinata?
VIST/APPEAR you have to be level 6 or higher. have a ponockey in the garden. have 500 pinometers of grass (50%) RESIDENT have 500 pinometers of grass and has eaten 8 apples.
What has 1000 eyes and 200 shoes and eats grass?
Horse Isle answer : 500 horses
What is the recommended dosage of barley grass?
Barley grass is available in capsule, powder, and tablet formulations. Capsules are sold in strengths of 470 mg, 475 mg, and 500 mg. Tablets are available in 350 mg and 500 mg strengths.
What is the mass of 1 cubic meter of grass?
The mass of 1 cubic meter of grass can vary depending on factors such as moisture content and grass type. On average, the mass may range from 300 to 500 kilograms.
How much is 500 million plus 500 million?
1 billion
How much is 500 in English money?
£500
How much does 500+500=Equal?
1000
How much is a limited edition 250 of 500 Garry Hill Pass in the Grass print signed by Garry Hill and Dale Earnhardt Sr. with documentation and framed worth?
Anywhere from $400. to $4,000.
How much area of grass will provide 167 lbs of dry matter?
This depends on the type of grass, it's stage of maturity, and its moisture content. One hundred sixty-seven pounds of dry matter (all water removed) can be anywhere from 500 to 800 pounds of actual-matter (or as-fed).Finally, area also depends on the nutrition of the soil and soil type, and the amount of precipitation the area receives. A poorly fertile, dry location will dictate that 167 lb of DM grass is going to cover a lot more area than a highly fertile, moist location. One entire acre can hold 167 lb of DM grass, or merely 100 square feet or less. Highly moist areas will provide much more forage yield than dry areas, and highly-fertile soil will provide more forage yield than poorly fertile soil. Certain grass species will also provide more forage than others.As a result, there is no definite answer. Each location will be different as far as forage yield is concerned.
