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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (44035)	12/29/2003 11:53:09 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

Ray, You haven't seen a herd of Fulani cows walking down from northern Nigeria to eat grass at the banks of the Niger River. The cows eat sorghum and Guinea corn. (I saw Fulani cows eating cardboard and tree bark!!!!) Because over the milennia those bovines learned how to eat anything that was available once the grass dried up modern bovines can eat corn and soya feed stock. The Fulani nomadic cattle herders can't leave the cattle at the banks of the river during the rainy season other wise the Tse-Tse flies come to give them sickness. I grew up in the bush and in the farms among cattle up to ten years old.

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (44035)	12/30/2003 12:36:38 AM
From: RealMuLan	Respond to of 74559

>>Cows don't eat soybeans unless they're tricked into it. Prove me wrong<< Ray, Chinese cows all eat soybeans, although not dry soybeans, but the soybean cakes made of soaked and then dried soybeans. Although I cannot prove it<g>