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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    I grew a lot of peanuts, but I don’t know how to use it for animals and poultry, and you won’t read about it anywhere. I'm afraid to overdo it. I have sheep, goats, piglets, sows, chickens, turkeys, dogs in my yard

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    • OOO "Sad"

      It is possible to feed animals and birds with peanuts, peanuts and products from it - meal, cake, flour, but, as the reader writes, it would not be overdone.
      In many countries, peanuts are widely used for animal feed, especially poultry. With a low fiber content, peanuts are rich in protein. Even in meal (small pieces of a nut after distillation of oil from it) protein is 43-50%. Cake and, of course, flour are also rich in protein. In the diet of poultry, these products can significantly replace grain feed. The best results in terms of growth, productivity, and reproductive ability of birds are achieved when about 20% peanut flour or 25% meal is included in the diet. The share of cake can be brought up to 40%. The same rules apply to other pets. But more is impossible, the young may have deviations in development.

      It must be borne in mind that peanut flour is susceptible to infection by a fungus that releases a potent toxin. It accumulates in the body of animals and undermines its health. So you have to look to see if the peanuts are good, especially the flour made from them.

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  2. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    Rania Galimovna Mukhamedzyanova writes about how she grows peanuts. Too much extra work! Plant like a bean. When the peanut sprouts and grows, it begins to bloom, the care is normal: if it is dry, water it, and also loosen it and fight weeds. As soon as it blooms, it is necessary to spud after rain or watering, like potatoes, and that's it - the harvest will be plentiful. This is how I grow it myself.

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