The research of the diploma thesis aimed to show the production and storage of fodder plants for cattle feeding on the farm OPG Luka Vučković. The research was conducted by inspecting the business documentation and going to the field of the researched family farm. The applied agrotechnical in the production of alfalfa and corn for silage, proper storage of voluminous food, use of produced feeds as well as producing results in plant and livestock production are shown. The conducted research showed that the farm produces sufficient quantities of quality fodder for cattle feeding. The great importance of mechanization in agriculture and the entire technological process of fodder production has been established. thanks to fertile soils and proper agrotechnical, aboveaverage yields have been achieved. The area under alfalfa and maize occupies the largest share in the sowing structure because their characteristics make up the most important components in the production of forage are alfalfa and maize and therefore occupy the largest share of areas in the sowing structure. The production areas that are cultivated are sufficient and well used for the production of cows in the cow-calf system and the production of cattle. Cattle are kept indoors and fed a daily meal composed of stored voluminous and concentrated feeds. The achieved average increase of almost 1250 g / day showed that the feeding was of good quality and that the cattle were progressing excellently. Our farm turned to the production of calves in the cow-calf system in the hope that we produce quality domestic calves for further fattening. The advantage of this breeding is that we directly reduce the input costs related to the purchase of calves. We strive to create a closed circle, produce quality fodder, produce domestic calves on our pastures, and then fatten the calves to a final stage of 640 kg.