While the researchers did not establish the cause, they did raise one possibility: Excess body fat as greater amounts of body fat can provide greater capacity for estrogen production.

The author of this article proposed that in addition to excess body fat, these external factors are also adding to the problem:

• – Hormonal growth promotants.

• – Phytoestrogens.

• – Estrogenic mycotoxins.

• – Agricultural pesticides used in growing their feed.

• – Pest-control pesticides and chemicals used in and around the feedlot.

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Why Are Male Cattle Lactating? Hormones, Feedlots & Estrogenic Exposure

Do male cattle produce milk?

Apparently now they do!

Leave it to the American food system to have us talking about lactating male cattle.