At RumSol, we only use high-quality ingredients like soya bean meal and yellow corn. We only used plant or plant based ingredients. Your ruminants are herbivores; they only eat plants.

You cannot feed your goat and cattle the same feed you give to pigs and chickens. Because swine feeds for example may have animal protein. Animal protein like blood meal, meat and bone meal and other by-products from animals.

At RumSol, we use a special formulation software for RUMINANTS ONLY. Thus, giving us the simulation on the activity of bacteria in the rumen.

At RumSol, our biggest consideration on every formula is the forage. Because forage has the biggest part of the ruminant diet of about 70% to 90%. We cannot compromise forage in the formulation.

At RumSol, we use Vitamins and Minerals that have better absorption and use. Live yeast to achieve the optimal rumen environment.

Toxin binders because of the mycotoxin in most of the forage. It protects our animals from the harmful effects of mycotoxins. And Feeding Technologies to help on forage breakdown and absorption.

With good nutrition you can double the growth of the same goat that you feed on your farm.

The answer is YES we can cross Angus with our native. BUT let us remember that native cattle are SMALL cattle and Angus are large cattle.

Native cattle may conceive with used Angus sperm, and their offspring can be large. But bigger offspring for our native cattle can make reproduction more difficult.

Because ruminants have special needs. Feeds for swine or poultry, for example, may contain ruminant-harmful ingredients. Ingredients such as animal proteins, as well as antibiotics present in other feeds.

Another  ruminant-harmful ingredient is Antibiotics. Because antibiotics can have a significant impact on the rumen. Antibiotics actually kill the ‘good’ bacteria in the rumen of cows or goats.

Browsers are animals that do not feed on grass and other low-growing vegetation. They eat leaves, fruits of high-growing woody plants, soft shoots, and shrubs.

While grazers, such as sheep and cattle can feed when grasses are accessible. Grazers feed on the much more nutrient-rich meristematic regions of the grasses.

Signs of a good diet and proper nutrition for goats. This includes rapid growth, high reproductive success and normal manure. Good body condition, high milk production, and alert behavior is also observed. Hungry and unsatisfied goats will eat nonstop; they won’t even chew, cud, play, or rest.