This is how Russia grows food for animals without soil in 4 days! 🤯

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[jalenjose]

In America animals eat dried grass in the winter
In Russia fresh grass with nutrients. Russia a great place to live

[Zoomzoom]

That's a great idea! When it's the end of winter in the beginning of spring and you just break your cows out on pasture you can see the difference in milk production. It almost doubles! This is a good way to keep the production of all year round.

[tomevans]

Smart as heck. The people of this world are capable of much greatness

[hungrybearcircus]

NGL i thought he was feeding them the nylon grass carpet 😂😂

[nancygarner]

Thank, - you for loving your animals and taking good care for them bless

[grannysweet]

This is a fabulous way to feed. First saw it on small family farms on the west coast of the USA in the early eighties. The sheep and cattle were healthy and disease resistant. The chicken and ducks had darker larger yolks ( i used to get my eggs from my neighbor). Her set up had 20 small trays. This level of productivity is impressive to say the least. Those mats of grass are massive. Thank you for posting this video.

[squash]

Microgreens are crazy healthy for humans too. Been growing sunflower, peas, radish and you name it. Phenomenal inexpensive method of growing greens. Great in omelettes.!!!

[sylviasanchez]

Now, this is smart and great preparations thinking. Total respect.

[suequinn]

This is such a great idea!! It benefits the cows & the farmers . I'm sure the cows enjoy the fresh green grass !!❤😊

[mjm]

Im in CA outside of Sacramento and live in my RV on a woman’s boutique, raw dairy farm. We feed fodder to our dairy cows daily (morning and night).
We mix apple cider vinegar and molasses for dressing, then sprinkle with vitamins and sea salt, mineral mixture to season.
We LOVE these girls. 🐄 🐄 🐄
I call it their salad. 🐮

[Ohmalarky]

Back in 1977 my first husband used hydroponics to grow his pot plants! It worked great!! Amazing stuff. 40 years ago, that man was way ahead of the times. 😊
I have to add a little here:
My husband always said, " I can fix anything except a broken heart and the crack in your ass"!
What a great guy. He is dearly missed 💔

[gisleyalves]

🇧🇷🇧🇷 it looks like a dense green carpet.🇧🇷🇧🇷

[xolanimnisi]

Thank God I am from Africa everything is original. Grass takes weeks to grow and natural for animals

[BoyMahlake-fcyj]

Our cattle farmers must go and learn this method.

[Maryluise-mz]

THAT IS SO COOL AND I THANK YOU 4 LOVING YOUR
PETS THAT HELP YOU PAY UR BILLS AND THAT HELP YOU HAVE A VERY BLESSED LIFE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[superlooper]

This was developed in and is currently used in the U.S. … It’s super In-efficient as it takes a lot of water and energy to grow.

[lararabb]

This doesnt 'save' anything. You need to use electricity to run lights, water pump, heat the building and transport the grass to livestock. You must harvest seeds from a crop that was grown in a field somewhere. You are not using a resource that regrows naturally, grass, (for the most part) with rain & sun. Now as a supplement for animals grown in a cold, low sunlight environment during the winter I am sure it makes the animal happy.

[carolnoren]

That’s’ a great idea, heads up American farmers. Try this!! And don’t see another acre of our land to anyone. Farmers stay strong we’re with you all the way.❤

[pg]

I live where there's heavy snow in the US and I've done this for years It's nothing new.

[KolohesMama]

Well The U.S. should be following this act in all areas needed! Drought, flooding, fire prone areas etc. ❤