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Feeding Cattle Fresh Wheatgrass in Winter | Hydroponic Fodder Farm in Action!
Winter poses a serious challenge for cattle farmers: how to provide fresh, nutritious feed when pastures are frozen and green grass is unavailable? The answer lies in indoor wheatgrass cultivation — a high-efficiency method to grow fresh forage year-round using a controlled fodder production facility.

🌱 What Is a Wheatgrass Fodder Factory?
A wheatgrass fodder factory is a specially designed indoor system that uses hydroponics or soil trays to grow fresh wheat seedlings in just 7–10 days. These young, green shoots are packed with vitamins, enzymes, and digestible protein, making them ideal winter feed for cows, sheep, and goats.

Whether in a container unit or a large-scale automated shed, this method provides:

Consistent daily harvests of fresh wheatgrass

Chemical-free, non-GMO green fodder

Minimal water use, no soil required in hydroponic systems

Compact vertical farming trays to save space

🐄 Why Feed Fresh Wheatgrass to Cattle in Winter?
🌿 High nutritional value: Rich in chlorophyll, enzymes, fiber, and energy

🧊 Available even in cold climates: No reliance on pasture conditions

💪 Improves cow health: Boosts digestion, milk production, and immunity

💰 Reduces reliance on expensive dry feeds

♻️ Sustainable and eco-friendly feed solution

🏭 Inside the Wheatgrass Cultivation Facility:
This video takes you inside a modern wheatgrass cultivation workshop, where fresh green fodder is grown every week using:

Automated watering and lighting systems

Temperature-controlled indoor environments

Multi-layer growing racks

Wheat seeds, filtered water, and no pesticides

You’ll see how easy it is to scale up production and deliver green feed to cattle in snow-covered seasons, ensuring stable livestock performance.

🎥 Watch the Process:
From seed soaking to sprouting, and from lush trays to cow troughs — watch how fresh wheatgrass reaches your cattle in winter, keeping them healthy and productive without traditional pasture.