‘Nutrient Requirements of Goats: Angora, Dairy, and Meal Goats in Temperate and Tropical Countries (1981) inn bgt TNO ESONMTONEN ar Tt A Te 3 ‘The nutrient requirements presented in Table 1 can be ‘used to formulate diets for the different classes and cate- sgories of goats by proper use of available feedstafis. The tuble lists nutrient requirements for maintenance at dif- ferent levels of muscular activity and additional require- ments for growth, pregnancy, lactation, and mohair pro- duction. The daily energy requirements for maintenance are 101.38 keal Me/wig'® [1 kg 1px = 4409 Meal DE. (Garrett et al., 1959) or 76 ve = 62 ue = 35 ne; protein requirements are related to energy needs as follows: 22 ¢ ep or 32 g TP per Meal pz]. The energy requirement for ‘Nutrient Requirements of Goats? TABLE OF NUTRIENT REQUIREMENTS growth is 7.25 keal ot/g of gain. Goat kids at very young ‘ages may not be able to consume the suggested required ‘quantities of pv. Similar situations can exist with high- producing dairy goats, but intakes of more than 5 percent of body weight have been reported (Haenlein, 1978). The energy requirements per kg Fow at 4 percent are 1246.12 eal aa; and a 0.5 percent fat change in 4 percent Fox is 16.28 kcal mc, Additional requirements for mohair pro- duction are also presented. Details on Table 1 are dis- cussed in Chapter 2. 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Lo It.) eo 34 I each ea eee hae 8 a 0.60) 3.0 al I eal ase i noo aaa Hi ecole HN as Ha aca ae es el Il ll eo soa Hi eri ee aoe en em a aca see as Hl al anal a 10‘Nutrient Requirements of Goats: Angora, Dairy, and Meat Goats in Temperate and Tropical Countries (1981) nn bgt tamnORsnmi MeN rar Tt AD The en Ady een a oe Nutrient Requirements of Goats 11 TABLE 1 (continued) ‘Dry Matter per Animal caude eal Tig=20 0 kgm aa By | eee eee me min A Vite Med ME__ Meal ME _ Wet TDN DE ME NE TP DP Cs F (1000 Tool Sot Toul Saf fo) Med Ma) Mad @ © © i (ie) kgBW (ig) ke BW Soy 3) fsa res fal sa Fe a a | 192409920 fen Ir 3 I-23) Il val a ll ell sollte it oi ex era sar a3 ans ss pal a8 fa eo sez lf se) I] sl xx 60 I | ll a ral la ll aaa il soll eal ls .20 I] 2 tvs ls Vl Pcl slices oo i ae ea eon eae sal ac Ve ll a 20 20 18717 Maintenence pas medium ety (= 80% increment, semiarid rangelan, slight billy pasture, and ext i e500 ose cas N= = A HT 9" 043 38 zal ano rel cae ae es ss fl cel ef se ha 30 a0 HM) es ea as ll 2 fa i) 923} NN 3.9 43 a9 93 ee a sl 9 es ae 0) 25 0) HN) ess a a ac 8 Pa a a aa I 24 Fa) a) ace x ce ee a al a 23 0 fz |) ace 3.68 aaa en 08 2 8 eee aa 8] 22 0) fas) ace 30 Ih 6 308 Fl Ie . 08 ) a 0 (14k 2508 Feo al ee aa ll 8) 20 a0 Mas IH cso ta ee a al a ss an 20 Maintenance plus high acticity (=75%e increment, arid rangeland, sparse vegetation, mountainous pastures, and ezely pregnancy) 0 I 5 ae tc vee s8 NN =] Ag i 0 es so casa 30) I) as SN nH ea as aa a se ea 2 oem 2 50 HM | MN re sa ase ee ear a ta 8 cl a Pa i) za sms se a ne cs a a a a so) I i) | Nes HN ae 98 lf Hs 2 sc 7 33) 338) © 10 «6469 -98} B15 sm 29 5% 182 32 160 27 20) Mesa Merl i 90} a 968 224 I 6 sa 8d 30a 30) eso al 8 a 8 I ee) i) aa i) 28 N18 98) 3) foo aaa ees Hs el I aa I sl If i eral esl all 36 ms ase ml sa I Pei MEE ME EAE Ul Additional requirements for late pregnancy (for all goat sizes) Soni iaceali casi aml eR IN Seu aut al ma a 059 Additional requirements for growth—weight gain at 50 ¢ per day (fr all goat stes) a aaa css roca lina ines ct roel ccs il all oas Additional requirements for growth—weight gain ct 100 g per day (fo all goat sizes) soo i cses il ocr i cr9n | =m A cers ne 0 0.30 Additional requirements for growth—weight goin ot 150 g per day (forall gost sizes) Foo essai ia Micon i fae i soli = sas Lee I Lo 048, Additional requirements for milk production per kg at different fot percentages (including requirements for nursing single, twin or taiplet kids at the respective milk production evel) (Fa) Ef 335 Muara aso) Moe Ns Ne a 83 I 2 Fao i i's ae Fea | ee Ma I Ha a ee 8 6, sss MN aa all 3 uso Mel Mtl el sail a0, Pedy i ae MN ea Masso za am a Pas i as ee Mee Meza a a a 8 aN MN se MN al Ms Mca 9 a a al 8 I a‘Nutrient Requirements of Goats: Angora, Dairy, and Meal Goats in Temperate and Tropical Countries (1981) nn ib igrtesramnOEsonmT2 NON Hr Tt AND The en Ary See oe 12 Nutrient Requirements of Goats TABLE 1 (continued) Dry Matter per Animal crude pl ikg=20 kg=2d Body Feed Energy Protein Pee | Sl a Meal ME Weight TDN DE 9 ME NE TP «DP Ca. P (1000 min D Toul Sof Toul ob oe) Maly (Mead Mea) @ ®t) BW eg) BW MEM MME MMMM MMM EM EAU eal lect eon set Mixa ial cera MM soll HM all I Mal ell Ie ‘Additional requirements for mohair production by Angora at different production levels Annual Fleece Yield (s) IN) 961 IN} on NN oa) ss Hs) aN) 4 fe NN one eco I 1H) 3 98) Nota I on 5H I SIN M@ N39 cel os M38 "Definitions of terms and equations used are in Chapter 2.