Goat 20N: A Free Choice Supplement for all Classes of Goats
Goat 20N is designed to be fed to goats producing meat, milk and hair. This unique supplement not only supplies protein, minerals and vitamins, but also increases the total amount of energy goats get from every pound of feed consumed. This block is the product of a state-of-the-art patented manufacturing process that provides a unique 24-hour feed delivery system.
Goat 20N is an exceptionally nutrient-dense block that will maximize performance and profitability.
Feeding Directions
Provide free-choice as a supplement to all classes of goats. Feed at a rate of one block per 15 to 30 head. Place in pasture or paddock near areas frequented by goats, such as water, shade or loafing areas. Goats normally consume between 2 and 4 ounces per head daily. Consumption may vary depending on climate, browsing/grazing conditions, and availability of other feeds. In situations where consumption is less than 2 ounces, intake can be increased by providing additional blocks in each pasture.
Provide access to fresh water and free-choice salt at all times.
Does Not Contain Non-Protein Nitrogen
When an all-natural, all-vegetable protein is desired for your goats, Goat 20N is the smart choice!
Goat 20N contains only natural vegetable protein sources – no animal proteins.
Goat 20N is recommended when ammonia-treated forages are part of the diet.
Goat 20N is ideal for:
- Growing goats
- Doe goats during the last trimester of pregnancy and lactation
- Goats fed poor quality forages
- Maximizing hair production
Economical
A low feeding rate of 0.5 to 1 lb per head daily can significantly minimize your feeding costs on a cost per head per day basis.
High Mineral Fortification
This supplement is Vitamin and Mineral fortified eliminating the need to feed additional free-choice minerals.
Weather Resistant
An exceptionally dense block that maintains its integrity even in hot, humid weather or precipitation.
Returnable Steel Barrels
Economical and environmentally friendly and eliminate the expense of additional feeding equipment.
Minimal Labor
Easy to feed. Simply place the block in areas of easy access to cattle.
