Forragem Hidropônica: A Farsa da Multiplicação de Comida

Transforming 2kg of corn into 25kg of forage in just 7 days seems like magic, doesn't it? Hydroponic forage always goes viral again with promises of high productivity in small spaces and a beautiful "aesthetic." But is it really possible to multiply forage and energy in 7 days in this whole structure? In this video, I leave guesswork aside and bring technical data, energy balance, and scientific studies to show you what really happens inside these greenhouses. We will analyze the loss of Dry Matter (DM), the dilution of nutrients, and the energy cost of producing this "green carpet" compared to good old pasture or silage. 🚀 STOP FALLING FOR MIRACLES AND FOCUS ON PROFIT: If you want to master the interaction between what the cow eats in the pasture and in the feed trough to maximize your profit, check out the Pasture x Feed Trough Masterclass. The technical audit I conduct on farms to identify where the money is going. 👉 Secure your access for less than R$50: https://pay.hotmart.com/E103160597Q?c... ------ 🔥 Full Milk Cooler Method Learn about the Full Milk Cooler Method course, a field-applied system to produce more milk at a lower cost, with greater pasture use and better integration between pasture and feed trough. 👉 No link: https://pay.hotmart.com/U101140776U?c... --- 💡 Our Field Tools app: Practical calculators for those who work with pasture management: 👉 https://ferramentasdecampo.lovable.app 🔗 Support us – A Pasto & Mais Community Support the channel and get access to exclusive content: 👉 https://apoia.se/apastoemais --- About the channel: I am Leandro Ebert, Agricultural Engineer and creator of the Full Cooler Method. I have worked in the field for over 10 years helping producers change their lives through efficient pasture production. Here there is no "magic powder," just technique and results. 👍 If this video helped you save money, leave a like and subscribe! 📚 References used for the video: SILVA, Ingrid Trancoso da. Production and quality of hydroponic forage of Aliança creole corn using biofertilizer and different substrates. Dissertation (Master's in Plant Production). Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense Darcy Ribeiro, Campos dos Goytacazes, 2017. AMORIM, A. C.; RESENDE, K. T.; MEDEIROS, A. N. et al. Corn (Zea mays L.) forage production through a hydroponic system. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Society of Animal Science, 2000. BALIEIRO, G.; CECATO, U.; PEREIRA, R. C. et al. Hydroponic corn forage production with different substrates. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Society of Animal Science, 2000. ARAÚJO, V. S. et al. Production and bromatological composition of hydroponic corn forage. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Society of Animal Science, 2008. PICCOLO, M. A. et al. Production of hydroponic corn forage using organic substrates and bovine wastewater. Revista Ceres, v. 60, n. 4, 2013. ZORZAN, M. H. S. Evaluation of the quality of hydroponic winter cereal forage. Thesis (Doctorate). Federal University of Santa Maria, 1996. MÜLLER, L. Production of hydroponic forage and its use in animal feed. Monograph (Graduation in Animal Science). Federal University of Santa Maria, 2003. PERES, José Roberto. Hydroponic corn for ruminants – Part 1. MilkPoint, 2001. MATOS, Leovegildo Lopes de. Technical discussions and comments on hydroponic green fodder. MilkPoint, 2000–2023. FAO – Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Hydroponic green fodder: technical manual. 2001. HENRIQUES, E. R. Manual for the production of hydroponic corn fodder. FAZU, 2000. SANTOS, O. S. Hydroponic fodder production. In: Soilless crops: hydroponics. UFSM, 2000. FOLHA DE LONDRINA. Embrapa researcher does not approve of hydroponic fodder production. Folha Rural, 2001. Best regards! #HydroponicFodder #DairyFarming #AnimalNutrition #Agronomy #LeandroEbert #Pasture #Silage