In the process of organic growth, dairy goats eat alfalfa, ryegrass and sorghum grass.

Alfalfa is rich in protein, minerals, vitamins and other nutrients, which can promote the growth and development of dairy goats. Alfalfa can provide rich nutrients such as protein, calcium and vitamins, and can improve the physical strength and immunity of dairy goats.

Because it contains a lot of carbohydrates and protein, it can provide energy and nutrition for dairy goats. Sorghum is rich in cellulose and protein, which can promote the digestion and growth of dairy goats. Bermudagrass can provide nutrients such as cellulose and minerals needed by dairy goats, and it also plays a good role in promoting the growth and development of dairy goats.

Development demand

Of course, in the process of organic growth, dairy goats need to add appropriate concentrated feed and mineral supplements to their diets to ensure their health and growth. Dairy goats are active by nature, except for lying and ruminating, they are in a state of free and unrestrained movement for most of the time. Lambs are particularly prominent, often flying with forelimbs, standing upright, jumping and playing. When one lamb is frightened, other lambs will run with the flock.

Under the condition of feeding dairy goats in the house, a spacious playground should be set up to ensure normal growth and development. In addition, goats have strong climbing ability. Generally, goats can walk freely on steep slopes and cliffs in mountainous areas where sheep can't climb. Dairy goats like to be dry and are suitable for living in dry and cool areas. In a wet sheephouse or playground, sheep would rather stand than lie down and rest. Therefore, to develop dairy goats in hot and humid areas, we must pay attention to creating a dry environment.