Badminton High Yield Goat Mix, 20kg sack of coarse mix for high yielding goats

Badminton High Yield Goat Mix – 20kg

$17.58
Sale price  $17.58 Regular price  $21.97
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Badminton High Yield Goat Mix, 20kg sack of coarse mix for high yielding goats

Badminton High Yield Goat Mix – 20kg

$17.58
Sale price  $17.58 Regular price  $21.97
Badminton High Yield Goat Mix – 20kg

A premium coarse feed formulated for goats of all types and ages. It is a complementary ration rather than a complete one, designed to deliver the extra protein, vitamins and minerals that grazing and browse alone will not supply — particularly to a goat in milk, where yield draws heavily on the doe's reserves.

Micronised cereals and legumes including barley, maize, peas, beans and soya make the mix highly digestible, so goats get more from each feed. It supports growth, milk production and general condition across in-kid, lactating, growing and adult animals.

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Performance & Benefits
  • Extra protein, vitamins and minerals for all types and ages of goat.
  • Micronised barley, maize, peas, beans and soya for better nutrient absorption.
  • Complements forage to cover the essentials for health and productivity.
  • Supports milk production in lactating does.
  • Suitable for in-kid, lactating, growing and adult goats.
  • Coarse mix format encourages intake.
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Suitable For
  • Milking goats and in-kid does.
  • Growing kids and youngstock.
  • Adult goats on maintenance.
  • Smallholdings and dairy goat keepers.
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Feeding
  • In-kid and lactating goats: 0.5–1kg per day.
  • Other goats: around 0.5kg per day depending on grazing or forage quality.
  • Always feed alongside grazing or conserved forage.
  • Ensure constant access to clean, fresh water.
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Composition & Analysis
  • Micronised barley, maize, peas, beans and soya, with added vitamins and minerals. 20kg.
  • Protein 17.5%. Oil 3%. Fibre 8%.
  • Badminton do not publish a full ingredient declaration for this product. Refer to the sack label.
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Care & Caution
  • Formulated for goats. Never feed goat rations to sheep, as the copper levels can be toxic to them.
  • Introduce gradually and always alongside forage to reduce the risk of acidosis.

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