Ruminant Animals
This ruminant animal produces lots of milk
Dairy cow
The largest compartment; breaks down cellulose.
The Rumen
Regulates digestion speed; aids in digestion
Fiber
Two very common varieties; often grown on the farm
Silage
This ruminant animal is mainly used for meat production.
Beef cow
Traps the foreign objects; assists with cud chewing.
Builds body tissue; helps with hormone production and supports a healthy reproductive system
Protein
Easily digested in the rumen; efficiently balances energy
Ground Corn
This ruminant animal is commonly used for wool or hair production.
Sheep
Absorbs water and electrolytes; helps further break down food particles
Omasum
Fuels basic animal needs, such as breathing; supports proper functions of the rumen
Energy
High quantity of protein; works well with high energy feeds
Soybean Meal
This ruminant animal likes to eat grass and lots of other things.
goats
Uses acids and enzymes to digest protein; prepares food for absorption in the small intestine
Abomasum
Promotes bone health and growth; helps with muscle contraction and relaxation
Minerals
Distillers