Cattle feeding is the process of providing food to livestock, primarily cows and bulls, to ensure their growth, health, and productivity. The diet typically consists of a mix of forages, such as grass and hay, along with grains and supplements to meet their nutritional needs. Proper feeding practices help improve weight gain and milk production. Different feeding strategies can be employed, including pasture grazing and feedlot feeding. Pasture grazing allows cattle to eat natural vegetation, while feedlot feeding involves a controlled diet in a confined space. Both methods aim to optimize the health and efficiency of the cattle.