The article highlights the concerns of entrepreneurs in the dairy industry regarding feed efficiency and the costs associated with feed. From July 2019 to June 2020, the total feed costs for dairy farmers were 10.45 euros per 100 kilos of milk, a slight increase from the previous year. Despite dry summers, most farmers were able to bring in enough grass, with some successfully making good grass silage. The article also discusses the use of maize and fodder beets in rations and the benefits of summer barn feeds for better feed efficiency. It emphasizes the importance of incorporating high-protein autumn grass into the total ration to achieve high feed efficiency.