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Cows produce milk in a process that begins with digestion of food in their four-chambered stomach, absorption of nutrients into the bloodstream, and then milk production in the udder by specialized cells. The nutrients are then used by the cells to synthesize milk.
Here's a more detailed look:
1. Digestion:
Cows have a unique four-chambered stomach (rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum) that breaks down plant matter like grass into smaller parts.
The rumen and reticulum ferment and store food, according to the Humane League.
The omasum absorbs water and nutrients.
The abomasum contains acid to further break down food.
2. Absorption:
Nutrients, vitamins, and minerals from the digested food are absorbed into the cow's bloodstream.
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