The phrase "a good feed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in informal contexts to refer to a substantial or satisfying amount of food, often in a casual or colloquial manner.
Example: "After a long day of hiking, we enjoyed a good feed of pasta and salad at the local restaurant."
Alternatives: "a hearty meal of" or "a satisfying portion of".
Chen, however, did say she thought Twitter provided a good feed of the news, "like a free version of Time".
The worst damage is done to young seedlings, where tiny holes mean a lot more; adult plants can look a little weary, but often grow out of the problem – a good feed of comfrey or seaweed will boost growth.
Paddy is squatting and saying, There's nothing in the world like a good feed of apples, a drink of water, and a good shit, better than any sangwidge of cheese and mustard and Dotty O'Neill can shove his apple up his arse.
The palatability and tenderness of the leaves make it a good feed for lactating herd members of the landowners.
There was always a good feed to be had and the probability of free booze.
Bethany Muir cut a vulnerable-looking Nancy, Oliver Twist's "tart with a heart", and as she went to speak to Inspector Bucket about Marley's death (he had paid for her "services" the night before) I couldn't help thinking she was in need of a good feed.
The safe window for selenium is quite narrow (the usual dose of Se supplementation for poultry and pigs is about 0.3 ppm, while a negative effect would be observed at doses of sodium selenite exceeding 1 2 ppm), but modern feed mill equipment gives an opportunity of good feed mixing avoiding problems of toxicity.
Moreover, the Shire Highlands area (a plateau in southern Malawi, located east of the Shire River) is particularly suitable for dairy production because of its close proximity to Blantyre, the existence of good feed resources, a favourable climate and being relatively free of livestock diseases.
Although RFI may be seen as a good indicator of feed efficiency, it does have its drawbacks, namely, slow growing animals eating a relatively small amount of feed may have a more favorable RFI value [ 8].
High NDVI values may be suggestive of good feed availability to the dam and consequently to a suckling calf, and which would relate to the observed protective effect against calf ID-mortality.
Perhaps the biggest barrier to entry to using a feed reader for most people is building up a collection of good feeds.
