In the right rations, various grains provide essential nutrients to the animals on farm

Grain – Don
Barley – Arpa
Rye – Javdar
Corn – Makkajo’xori
Wheat – Bug’doy
Rice – Guruch
Feeding – Oziqlantirish
Livestock – Chorvachilik
Starch – Kraxmal
Harvest – O’rim-yig’im
Soil – Tuproq
Varieties – Navlari
Farmer – Fermer
Barley flakes – Arpa bo’laklari
Barleyflour – Arpa uni

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