Around 36 percent of corn grown is used as feed for livestock, including the by-products generated from the ethanol industry and human food industry. Forty percent is used for ethanol. The rest is for human consumption.
None. If you get enough energy content with feeding oats (especially processed oats), corn is not necessary. However, it depends on the class and breed of beef cattle you are referring to, as well as environmental factors, additional feedstuffs given and accessibility. As such, a person could include anywhere from one percent to as much as 80 percent corn used with oats to feed beef cattle.
About 60 percent of the barley grown in the United States is used for livestock feed, especially dairy and beef cattle. Another third of the crop is used for malt by the food and brewing industries.
Close to two-thirds of the sorghum grown in the United States is used as livestock feed.
The biomes that are mostly used for cropland include temperate grasslands, temperate deciduous forests, and tropical rainforests. These biomes have fertile soils and suitable climates for growing a variety of crops.
No. Grazing land for cattle needs much more space than does grain production for the same caloric benefit.
False, 95 percent of the worlds rice crops are user to feed humans..
According to the USDA's 2002 census of agriculture - 41.4% of US land is used for farming. Included in what is considered "farmed land" is land that is cropland, pasturland, woodland, and land in house lots, ponds, roads, wasteland etc. Of the 938.28 million acres that are included in the 41.4% farmland, 434.16 million acres are cropland (46.3% of farmland). Of the 434.16 million acres of cropland, 302.7 are harvested cropland. For the full accounting see http://www.ers.usda.gov/StateFacts/US.htm Answer submitted by Carrie - a librarian in Washington County Maryland.
A pasture is a piece of land that has permanent perennial vegetation on it, and used as a cheap means to feed livestock animals with plants that livestock harvest themselves. Fallow land, on the other hand, is cropland that is rested for a period of time from annual crop production.
Primarily they are used for beef (hence the name beef), however, they can also be used for sporting events such as bull riding and calf roping.
Beef melt is ground beef pancreas. The most common use for beef melt is catfish food. Beef melt is used on catfish farms.
The word "cropland" is a compound noun, and the two-word form is rarely used.
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