Sổ tay bò thịt: A Cattle-Farming Manual for Vietnam

Field notes

The manual separates land investment from cattle-farm operations and treats the herd as a working business rather than a passive asset. Its examples include feed costs of 55,000–75,000 đồng per animal per day, an 11-month cycle, and a six-month working-capital reserve. The contents also provide symptom-based routes for issues such as bloat, respiratory distress, bloody stool, lameness, and fever, giving the site a practical reference-desk structure rather than a purely promotional one.