This depends on your area and what type of cattle you are feeding. Beef and dairy cattle will eat different types of food as will mature bulls, yearlings, dry cows, and pregnant cattle.
Dairy cattle are usually fed a TMR (Total Mixed Ration) consisting of soy beans, corn, and hay. Dairy calves are fed a calf starter ( a grain that is high in protein to aid growth and digestion). Yearlings will eat a corn mixture usually with oats to aid in healthy digestion and growth. Again, this changes for each location and what the farmer seems fit to feed the cattle.
Growing feedlot beef cattle will eat a high energy corn for an increase of weight gain. Dry females and pregnant females will usually eat silage, insilage, some farmers will feed dry cattle a specific ration that costs more.
Probably not
Bad reasons to not eat healthy food--Because you are not used to healthy foodBecause you don't care about your bodyBecause "real men" eat meatBecause it's "All American" to base your diet on cow flesh
It's not. Who ever said eating polar bear fat was healthy?
no
nope, we don't. in Peru they do, it's supposed to be healthy, but we argentinians eat cow, lamb, goat... no guinea pig... or dogs... or rats...
No.
Yes.
There's no such thing as an "organic cow." A cow is a cow, regardless. She will eat what "normal" cows eat, which is defined in the related question posted below.
No, a cow will not eat meat, although there will be some curious cow that would probably try it, cows do not and will not eat meat.
No, never. Cow paddies are cow feces.
You don't, it's disgusting if you eat a cow pat!
IDK but that is sad that anyone would want to eat polar bear fat