According to Digestive System and Nutrient Needs of Meat Goats by Purdue Extension, Sulfur produces thiamine-like compounds called analogs that decrease the absorption of thiamine in the rumen. There are many possible sources of excessive sulfur, including: water sources, alfalfa*, brassicas, distillers grains, molasses, and corn, sugar beet, and sugar cane byproducts
It is vital for glucose production in ruminants, which is essential to meet the high energy demands of growth and lactation
In addition to helping the body produce energy, nerve function, and red blood cells, vitamin B12 also plays many other roles
You can also take a vitamin B12 supplement
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