Kara David, napasabak sa pagpapakain ng mga baka! | Pinas Sarap - video Dailymotion

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Aired (August 10, 2024): Paano nga ba magpakain ng baka? 'Yan ang susubukang gawin ni Kara David sa isang farm sa Laguna. Panoorin ang video na ito.   Hosted by Kara David, ‘Pinas Sarap’ takes its viewers on a weekly gastronomical adventure that gives them a deeper appreciation for Filipino food.    Watch ‘Pinas Sarap' every Saturday, 8:15 PM on GTV. Subscribe to youtube.com/gmapublicaffairs for our full episodes. #PinasSarap

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00:00In this farm in Laguna, cows and calves are raised and bred for their milk.

00:12That's why they are blessed with what they feed to their calves.

00:16Did you know that there is a special type of grass that is fed to the cows

00:21to increase the nutritional value of their milk?

00:25And that is what we will go through now.

00:28Hello, sir.

00:30What type of grass is this?

00:33Ma'am, this is Napier grass, also known as Patchong.

00:38This is one of the improved grasses that we feed to the cows.

00:43Why? Will the milk taste better?

00:46Yes, ma'am. And there will be more milk.

00:50Ah, so this is like Malonggay, right?

00:52Yes, ma'am.

00:53Okay. What are we going to do?

00:56This is a mature type of grass.

01:00Ah, not from the bottom?

01:02Yes, ma'am. And we will cut it to 3 to 4 inches from the ground.

01:18The cows are asking for food.

01:23Later!

01:30Oh no, the cows are complaining.

01:34The cows are asking for food.

01:40The cows are noisy.

01:44It's just like grass.

01:53They feed three types of improved grass to the calves and cows.

02:01This is Napier, Sorghum, and Mombasa.

02:08This is thicker.

02:11After the grass is cut, it is ready to be delivered to the calves and cows.

02:16In one day, the cows and calves in this farm can produce 55 kilos of grass.

02:26There, we have loaded everything.

02:29This is a bit messy, so we will use a tractor to bring it to the cows.

02:35These cows are so noisy, they are not happy to eat.

02:39Can I also prepare this?

02:42Can I also prepare this?

02:46Let's tie it first.

02:48Brother, let's tie it!

02:52Oh no, there's no gasoline.

02:57Oh my God!

02:58Brother, wait a moment.

03:02Can I go down?

03:06Can I go down there?

03:12Oh, it's slipping!

03:15Okay, that's enough, that's enough!

03:18From the grass farm, it will travel for 10 minutes to the calves and cows' cages.

03:25How far?

03:26How far?

03:27Can't I go sideways like that?

03:28No, it's okay.

03:29Brother, I'm going sideways!

03:41Oh my God!

03:45Oh my God!

03:51I don't want to do this anymore!

03:55Achievement unlocked.

03:57Once I drive a tractor, I can become a farmer.

04:03Brother, you go ahead.

04:04I feel like I'm going to die.

04:07The grass is less every day, so when it rains, they usually make silage or fermented grass.

04:16Aside from making the shelf life longer, the grass also becomes more nutritious.

04:22To do this, the grass needs to be shredded first.

04:29Oh, it went straight!

04:34It's scary!

04:37It's scary!

04:42These will be put in a sack and mixed with molasses.

04:46This is syrup from the sugarcane that will serve as a fermenting agent for the grass.

04:52The grass that will not be used in making silage will go straight to the cows' mouths.

04:58Oh, it's lunchtime!

05:02Let's eat!

05:04Let's eat!

05:06Is it good?

05:08The eating of fresh grass and silage helps improve the quality of the milk of the calves and cows.

05:16In this farm, they produce 8 liters of milk every day.

05:33The milk of the cows and the silage of the grass is used to produce the milk of the cows and the silage of the cows.

Kara David, napasabak sa pagpapakain ng mga baka! | Pinas Sarap

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