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This image shows a simple feeding system for ammoniated small grain chaff. This system was developed by a rancher in southeastern Saskatchewan. The chaff is transported to a central location, water is added, and the chaff is ammoniated with the addition of anhydrous ammonia. Once ammoniated, a simple electric fence is erected around the chaff pile. The fence is powered with a solar charger (pictured) and the cattle consume the chaff by eating from the pile under the electric fence.

Feeding ammoniated chaff

Credit: Gregory Lardy

Digital Credit: Gregory Lardy

Publisher: North Dakota State University

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Description: This image shows a simple feeding system for ammoniated small grain chaff. This system was developed by a rancher in southeastern Saskatchewan. The chaff is transported to a central location, water is added, and the chaff is ammoniated with the addition of anhydrous ammonia. Once ammoniated, a simple electric fence is erected around the chaff pile. The fence is powered with a solar charger (pictured) and the cattle consume the chaff by eating from the pile under the electric fence.

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