Abstract:
The present work addresses the topic of "Creep Feeding Management" and explores
this practice in the context of animal husbandry. It is a case study that analyzes the
impact of creep feeding on the development and nutrition of young animals. The aim
is to understand how this technique can enhance animal performance and health, as
well as assess its short-term and long-term effects. The study reveals that creep
feeding, when properly implemented, can increase the animals' weight gain, promote
healthier development, and consequently optimize livestock production. The results
highlight the importance of creep feeding management as a viable strategy to
enhance animal production, emphasizing the need for careful application and
continuous monitoring to maximize benefits.
