Nutrition and Diseases
ROUGHAGE=Feedstuffs with a high fiber content such as hay and alfalfa
SILAGE=Fermented Roughage
RUMINATE=When a rumen chews their cud
RUMEN=The first and largest section of the stomach of a ruminant; receives ingested food materials
RABIES=A virus disease in endothermic animals accompanied by frenzied behavior, fever, vomiting, diarrhea, drawn lips, and often foaming at the mouth
SHIPPINGFEVER=An enviromental disease of cattle and sheep caused by stress; more likely to affect under fed animals
COLOSTRUM=The first milk given by an animal after parturition; baby animals need colostrum to help develop disease immunity
PASTEURIZATION=Heating milk to destroy bacteria
CLONING=The production of one or more exact genetic copies of an animal
LACTATION=Secretion of milk by the mammary glands; the production of milk by a female mammal