Why does a cow

SVcummins

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In a 200 acre meadow want to eat a bale of cured hay in July?
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Because, just like old round bales you dump in a ditch, they ferment, make alcohol and sugar and they get drunk on the sweet taste.
 
I had put a couple of dry broom sedge bales in a ditch to stop it from erosion,cows never touched it all Winter.When I switched them back into the pasture in the Summer with great grass the first thing the cows did was to go in and eat up all those old bales.
 
The same reason, the don't want to go back through a hole in the fence they just got out of. Just being a cow. Stan
 
probably because you did not give her a straw bale to nibble on. lol. i was told that it is something they do to get that roughage, something about their stomach. mine do the same thing. i was told to keep a bale of straw in the pasture for this reason.
 
Because the cow can get a big mouth full with one bite from the bale. When they graze they have to work harder to get a mouth full.
 
They are quite inquisitive they are kinda fun to watch I think sometimes they make you mad the stunts they pull but
 

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