> ::
> :: http://www.mercola.com/2005/apr/23/beef.htm
> :: When you think of a cow in its natural environment, doing what it
> naturally
> :: does, you likely will picture it grazing. Is it grazing on stalks of
> corn?
> :: Of course not! It's grazing on GRASS.
> ::
> :: Grass is a cow's natural food. Corn and other grains are not.
> ::
> :: Dee Dee
>
> I dunno. Have you ever seen a cow pasture next to a corn field? Every
> time I have and the corn is nearing maturity, the cows are over at the
> fence munching on the corn. I can't say whether they are eating the grain
> or the stalks, but I'll bet they are eating some of both.
>
> BOB
>
>
Hmm, Bob, I was raised on a farm -- we had both cows and corn. But for some
reason the cows were never near the corn patch. Perhaps they weren't
allowed for that very reason. :-)

I do recall tee-pees of corn fodder in an area, and a building full of corn
cobs, but I'm trying to remember who ate this corn, who it was fed to, and
if the cows were actually eating the corn fodder. I do not remember! Not
that I'm getting Alzheimer's, I was on this farm thru 7th grade, but I'll be
darned if I remember those particulars.
Dee Dee