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1 st WorkshopXIII International Feed Technology Symposiumnutritional value requirements in nutrition <strong>of</strong> goats. If some household uses silage asa goat feed, it is very important to additionally include a certain quantity <strong>of</strong> hey.Silage usually has diminished nutritional value because <strong>of</strong> a certain loss <strong>of</strong> it whichappears during preparation <strong>and</strong> storage so it has to be combined with other nutrients.Usage <strong>of</strong> grass- leguminous silage in nutrition <strong>of</strong> goats which contains enoughprotein requires additional nutrients which provide energy, such as wheat. On theother h<strong>and</strong>, corn silage requires adding <strong>of</strong> a certain nutrient rich in protein (sunfloweror soy additives) or leguminous hey, primarily containing alfalfa. (8, 9, 13)Experiences are different with corn <strong>and</strong> grass prepared silage usage (13). Grass silagedoesn’t cause any significant trouble while corn silage can in some cases causecertain disturbance in digestive organs. Besides that, it can cause loss <strong>of</strong> appetite, loss<strong>of</strong> milk production <strong>and</strong> fattening <strong>of</strong> goats, especially in the last weeks <strong>of</strong> the gravidperiod. Reduction <strong>of</strong> intake occurs as a result <strong>of</strong> goats refusing to eat. Having that inmind, it is recommended to use it in nutrition in the first half <strong>of</strong> lactation period, <strong>and</strong>to combine it with 0, 4-0, 5 kg <strong>of</strong> hey per meal, like it’s done with other silage.Because <strong>of</strong> that it is recommended to use it carefully in the nutrition <strong>of</strong> goats. It isvery important not to use poorly prepared silage, moldy or defective silage or verysour silage in the nutrition. Silage should be gradually included into the nutrition, insmaller portions 2-3 times a day. Goats can be fed with silage <strong>and</strong> portion in a dailymeal should be about 2-4 kg while the gravid head should be given smaller portions,1-2 kg. Kessler (19) states that maximum corn silage intake should be 4, 5 kg perday. Well prepared grass silage can be fed to goats during the lactation period <strong>and</strong>during the entire gravid period. (3)Table 3. Grass silage utilise in winter period for dairy goats (19)Feedsmiddling hay- aftergrassgrass silage good qualityBarleyConcentrate5. months <strong>of</strong>pregnancy0,51,70,32. months <strong>of</strong>lactation,production <strong>of</strong> milk5 kgFresh supstance <strong>of</strong> feed, kg/day0,53,10,30,83. months <strong>of</strong>lactation,production <strong>of</strong>milk 3 kg0,53,40,5If beer trope silage is used in the nutrition <strong>of</strong> goats, Kessler (18) recommends a dailyportion <strong>of</strong> 0, 9 kg, attending to its quality <strong>and</strong> gradual inclusion into the meal. Whenit comes to sugar beet root <strong>and</strong> leaves silage, it is recommended to use daily portions<strong>of</strong> 0, 5 kg when primary meal is hey. This silage contains small quantity <strong>of</strong> overallprotein <strong>and</strong> cellulose.Lower quality silage can cause a decrease <strong>of</strong> milk production by 5 to 15 %. Poorlyprepared silage can also cause a disease in goats called listeriosis.157

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