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From milk to grain: Rumen development in beef cattle

When cattle get their rumen right early, they handle feed changes better, stay on feed and perform more consistently – especially with key microbes such as Megasphaera elsdenii helping control rumen stability.
July 1, 2026
Mark Corrigan

The rumen is a complex and dynamic organ that converts fibrous forages, starch-rich cereal grains and other feed ingredients, including ethanol byproducts, into high-quality microbial protein and energy-dense volatile fatty acids that support maintenance and growth of the animal.


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Start ’em young: Early intervention may limit methane for a lifetime

Research shows that implementing methane-reducing additives into young calves’ nutrition can have positive lifelong results.
January 31, 2025
Madison Kindberg

When it comes to feeding the world, cattle have a starring role. At the same time, they play a part in the emission of methane, one of the three major greenhouse gases. Neither fact can be ignored.


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A cows rumen

Looking closer into how the rumen works

April 23, 2021
Erin Schwandt
Cattle have been coined “upcyclers” due to their ability to turn natural resources and byproducts inedible to humans into higher-value, high-quality protein source in the form of beef.
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