Stare deep into the eyes of a sheep and you’ll probably upset a farmer, but before the guns start waving you might notice ...

Monogastrics (animals with one stomach ... glads to wet the feeds and enable smooth swallowing. Why so they chew cud? Cows will on average spend two thirds of their time grazing, one third ...

In all seasons, these animals eat available grass, seeds, and plants. They regurgitate their food to chew it as cud before swallowing it for final digestion. Lambs are born each spring on high ...

It forms the bulk of their diet. Like cows, buffalo chew cud to further extract nutrients. Buffalo and bison aren’t the same animals. How the misnomer came to be is murky, but it’s thought ...

Silage is fermented, high-moisture stored fodder which can be fed to cattle, sheep and other cud-chewing animals. What does a farmer require? To prepare your crop for silage, it must be chopped ...