In the '30s my grandparents ground cactus to feed the cattle. On a half section they got 60 bushels of wheat the ground that for flour and there was cactus growing so they ground that to feed the cattle. The cattle loved it but it was very rich for them so you did not walk behind the cattle. This is an Eastern North Dakota during the thirties. The dirty thirties
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charles_renard4 weeks, 2 days ago
They look healthy
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wandamyst14 weeks, 1 day ago
Wonderful idea incredible ❤😂
claude.renard4 weeks, 1 day ago
My dad's cousins used to work to burn the thorns off.of cactus plants so the cattle could eat them directly.
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agathe_prévost3 weeks, 6 days ago
Cool, they have learned to survive!
priya_ghose4 weeks ago
The way its goin we're gonna have to start growing that in America. 🙄
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joanne.rose4 weeks ago
Human ingenuity no matter where they coming from or what their endeavors. Good clip. 2 likes.
michelle_bryan4 weeks ago
Saw them using propane hunters to burn them off -
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charles_sandoval4 weeks, 2 days ago
Don't the needles poke them while they eat
abigailbrown4824 weeks, 1 day ago
We fed cows cactus in West Texas when I was a kid. 100 acres per cow instead of 5 cows per acre.
michelle_bryan3 weeks, 5 days ago
How do they remove these very sharp spikes or are they thorns?
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crystal_ramirez3 weeks, 6 days ago
Cactus 🌵 a specific variety not all cactus are edible
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carol_atkinson3 weeks, 5 days ago
We burn off the cactus needles in Texas to feed the cows. We also cut cactus pads and trim the needles off. Mix with scrambled eggs for breakfast tacos, mix with Fajitas along with onion and bell pepper. It has a texture similar to green beans and is good for your cholesterol. God provides ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂 .
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marguerite_robin4 weeks, 1 day ago
They do have the Ability to dig Wells and do irrigation
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vanessa_carlson3 weeks, 5 days ago
This looks too good to be true
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gabriela.miranda4 weeks, 1 day ago
Yes it's true wen I grown up i see Cow's eating sdorofiya name of South Africa 🇿🇦 God bless you always and your family friends children Amen 🎂 🙏 ❤️ ♥️ 😊 🙌
maríaluisa_lemus4 weeks, 2 days ago
They are suppose to burning needles
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maria_evans3 weeks, 6 days ago
What about the small thornx on the cactus
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abeerbath4073 weeks, 5 days ago
Ive got a huge cactus growing in a cardboard box for the past 2 years! I LOVE cactus!
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charles_sandoval3 weeks, 5 days ago
This is the most common thing in remote rural areas in México.
In the '30s my grandparents ground cactus to feed the cattle. On a half section they got 60 bushels of wheat the ground that for flour and there was cactus growing so they ground that to feed the cattle. The cattle loved it but it was very rich for them so you did not walk behind the cattle. This is an Eastern North Dakota during the thirties. The dirty thirties
They look healthy
Wonderful idea incredible ❤😂
My dad's cousins used to work to burn the thorns off.of cactus plants so the cattle could eat them directly.
Cool, they have learned to survive!
The way its goin we're gonna have to start growing that in America. 🙄
Human ingenuity no matter where they coming from or what their endeavors. Good clip. 2 likes.
Saw them using propane hunters to burn them off -
Don't the needles poke them while they eat
We fed cows cactus in West Texas when I was a kid. 100 acres per cow instead of 5 cows per acre.
How do they remove these very sharp spikes or are they thorns?
Cactus 🌵 a specific variety not all cactus are edible
We burn off the cactus needles in Texas to feed the cows. We also cut cactus pads and trim the needles off. Mix with scrambled eggs for breakfast tacos, mix with Fajitas along with onion and bell pepper. It has a texture similar to green beans and is good for your cholesterol. God provides ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂 .
They do have the Ability to dig Wells and do irrigation
This looks too good to be true
Yes it's true wen I grown up i see Cow's eating sdorofiya name of South Africa 🇿🇦 God bless you always and your family friends children Amen 🎂 🙏 ❤️ ♥️ 😊 🙌
They are suppose to burning needles
What about the small thornx on the cactus
Ive got a huge cactus growing in a cardboard box for the past 2 years! I LOVE cactus!
This is the most common thing in remote rural areas in México.