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Nutrient Requirements of Goats: Angora, Dairy, and Meat Goats in Temperate and Tropical Countries (1981) Board on Agriculture (BOA)

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At the bottom of PAGE 15 ... not yet been established specifically for goats. Fortunately, legume forages are good sources of most mineral elements required by goats. When high-quality legumes make up half or more of the roughage in a dairy goat ration, as may be often the case in temperate countries, most of the mineral ... At the bottom of PAGE 15 ... When poor quality roughages including legumes, forages, and tree leaves are predominant in a ration, more extensive mineral supplementation with calcium, phosphorus, ... At the bottom of PAGE 15 ... Users of the following ration examples should be aware that the suggested intake levels may not always be achieved in young kids and high-producing dairy goats, although intakes of more than 5 percent body weight have been reported (Haenlein, 1978b). Furthermore, it must be ... On PAGE 16 ... A. For a 20 kg growing animal with minimal body activity gaining 50 g per day.... At the bottom of PAGE 16 ... B. For a 30 kg growing goat with minimal body activity gaining 150 g per day.... At the bottom of PAGE 19 ... Kids: nursing... At the bottom of PAGE 19 ... Kids: weaned and yearlings... On PAGE 20 ... Growing kids and yearlings:...

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