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Explaining Bottom Manger Area and Digestion Benefits

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What happens here

Cattle are compelled to eat from the bottom manger area of the feeder, keeping their heads down in their natural grazing position. This not only minimizes hay waste but also offers an added benefit of aiding in their digestion and proper rumen function.

Goal: The feeder's bottom manger area forces cattle to eat with their heads down in a natural grazing position, which not only reduces waste but also aids in their digestion and rumen function.

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to grab from the top of that bail and then pull it down and throw it on the ground. >> They're forced to eat down here in this kind of bottom manger area. You can see here in this bottom manger area. Yep. >> Um with their heads down in their natural grazing position, which also kind of an added benefit is that that helps with digestion and rin function when they're able to eat that way. Um, but more than anything, it keeps the hay in in that bottom manger area and then as cattle eat from from this bottom

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