Does the summer solar term have an impact on raising cattle and sheep?

Summer solar terms have an effect on raising cattle and sheep. The effects of summer solar terms on cattle and sheep breeding are as follows:

1. Feed supply: In the summer light season, the temperature begins to rise, and the growth rate of forage and feed is affected to some extent, especially in high temperature and dry areas. Farmers need to arrange feed supply reasonably to ensure that the nutritional needs of cattle and sheep are met.

2. Drinking water management: When the temperature is high in summer, cattle and sheep will increase the amount of drinking water and keep the water balance in the body. Farmers need to ensure that drinking water facilities are good, clean and pollution-free, and there is enough cold water supply.

3, heatstroke prevention and cooling: in high temperature weather, cattle and sheep are easily affected by thermal stress, and there are problems such as loss of appetite and decreased digestive function. Farmers can take some heatstroke prevention and cooling measures, such as providing ventilation environment for cattle and sheep, spraying water to cool down, and building a sunshade to alleviate the impact of heat stress. Therefore, summer solar terms have an impact on raising cattle and sheep. Summer is the eleventh of the twenty-four solar terms, at the end of the afternoon and the beginning of the month.