Rumenation

Nordic Food Lab Radio by NFLR

Feb 5, 201600:23:43Arts

Ruminants chewing and re-chewing their cud has shaped human civilization. By grace of their unique four-chambered stomach and its microbiome, plant material indigestible to humans is transformed into food for the animal—...

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