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Brilio.net - A goat that has lost its appetite can be a sign of a serious health problem and requires immediate attention. A good appetite is the main indicator of a goat's health and well-being. Therefore, when a goat suddenly stops eating or shows a decrease in appetite, you must immediately find out the cause to prevent a more serious condition.
One important way to increase appetite is to provide good and quality feed. Usually a number of breeders will provide grass as the main feed. However, sometimes, feed from other ingredients is needed so that the goats can eat more willingly and gain weight quickly.
Luckily, a farmer named Akmal once shared how to make goat feed so that the livestock's appetite can increase. Through one of the uploaded videos, he admitted that he only used simple ingredients. Well, one of the ingredients is spices in the kitchen, you know.
How to increase a goat's appetite so they get fat quickly with 1 kitchen spice.
Reported by BrilioFoo d from YouTube AKMAL FARM 99 on Tuesday (28/5), the kitchen spice used to increase the goat's appetite is brown sugar. According to Akmal, the sweet taste of brown sugar tends to be liked by goats, so it can increase the livestock's appetite. However, you need to know that the addition of brown sugar also needs to be measured carefully so that the goats do not experience health problems.
"This brown sugar is for flavoring, it's like the aroma is so that goats like it," he explained further.
photo: YouTube/AKMAL FARM 99
Well, apart from brown sugar, he also admitted to using other ingredients such as tofu dregs and corn bran. How to mix it is quite easy. First of all, prepare a bucket and pour 1/2 liter of drinking water. Next, add a small piece of brown sugar, then stir until the sugar dissolves.
If so, add a small bowl of corn bran, stir again until smooth. Only then add the tofu dregs until the bucket is full. After that, stir all the ingredients until evenly mixed using your hands.
photo: YouTube/AKMAL FARM 99
So, this ready-made feed can be given directly to goats. In an instant, the goat will immediately eat and finish the feed. This also indicates that the addition of brown sugar is very effective in increasing the goat's appetite.
photo: YouTube/AKMAL FARM 99
Having been watched more than 33 thousand times, this video about how to increase a goat's appetite immediately caught the attention of netizens. It's not surprising that many other YouTube users are interested and also provide various responses in the comments column.
"Thanks sir, how to get the tofu dregs to be eaten by goats. Very useful," said YouTube @CeriaFarm.
"What is rice bran or tretan corn?" asked the YouTube account @nisamadisurya7539.
"Corn can also be rice, it can also be tretan," answered YouTube user AKMAL FARM 99.
"What if you use salt water tofu dregs?" asked YouTube user @user-wx7bg9bd2h.
"It's easy to have diarrhea, bro
It's just fine, bro
"Just hang the salt," replied the video uploader.
Tips for storing brown sugar so it doesn't melt easily.
Brown sugar tends to melt and curdle if not stored properly. To keep brown sugar dry and in good condition, here are 9 tips you can follow.
1. Store in a tightly closed container.
Use an airtight container or jar with a tight-fitting lid to store brown sugar. This will prevent moisture from the surrounding air from entering the container.
2. Use a plastic bag or aluminum foil.
Wrap the brown sugar in a plastic bag or aluminum foil before placing it in a closed container. This provides an additional layer of protection against moisture.
3. Add moisture absorber.
Place a few grains of rice or silica gel packets in a storage container. Rice and silica gel can help absorb any moisture that may enter.
4. Store in a cool and dry place.
Avoid storing brown sugar in hot or damp places such as near a stove or sink. Choose a cool and dry place for storage.
5. Avoid direct sunlight.
Direct sunlight can increase the temperature and humidity in the container, causing the brown sugar to melt. Store brown sugar in a place protected from sunlight.
6. Use wax paper.
Wrap the brown sugar in wax paper before placing it in the container. Wax paper can help keep the moisture out of the brown sugar.
7. Break it into small pieces.
If the brown sugar is large, break it into small pieces before storing it. Small pieces are easier to store and are less likely to clump.
8. Store in the refrigerator.
If the humidity in your house is very high, consider storing brown sugar in the refrigerator. However, make sure the brown sugar is wrapped well so that it doesn't absorb odors from other foods.
9. Do not place it near a heat source.
Keep brown sugar away from tools that produce heat, such as ovens or microwaves, because heat can cause brown sugar to melt.
By following these tips, you can keep brown sugar dry and avoid problems, such as melting or clumping.
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