Organic Goat Feed: Certified Rations for Your Goats and Sheep
Organic feed for goats and sheep from certified growing. Barley, maize, lucerne pellets and finished pellets in bags from 20 to 30 kg.
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Agrarzone Organic Sheep & Goat Feed Pellets 20 kg
Content: 20 kg (€2.03 / 1 kg)
Regular price: €40.68
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Agrarzone Organic Alfalfa Pellets 20 kg
Content: 20 kg (€1.59 / 1 kg)
Regular price: €31.88
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Göweil Organic Goat Feed Pellets 30 kg
Content: 30 kg (€1.80 / 1 kg)
Regular price: €53.88
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Agrarzone Organic Corn 20 kg
Content: 20 kg (€1.87 / 1 kg)
Regular price: €37.39
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Agrarzone Organic Barley 20 kg
Content: 20 kg (€1.60 / 1 kg)
Regular price: €32.09
Organic Goat Feed: Certified Rations for Goats and Sheep
On an organic holding every kilo of feed has to fit the certification. Here you will find organic cereals and organic pellets made for small ruminants: barley, maize and lucerne pellets in 20 kg, plus pellets for sheep and goats in 20 kg, 25 kg and 30 kg. That lets you build the ration flexibly, from single ingredients through to a finished mix.
Single ingredients or finished pellets
With barley and maize you steer the energy in the ration yourself. Barley counts as a steady energy source, maize supplies starch and is in demand during lactation. Both are fed sparingly and spread across the day so the rumen does not turn acid. Lucerne pellets go the other way: they bring crude fibre and protein and are useful when hay is short or carries too little structure. If you want to keep things simple, reach for finished pellets for sheep and goats. They are uniform, easy to measure out and save you mixing your own. Bag sizes of 20, 25 and 30 kg let you match the order to how fast the herd works through a batch, which keeps the feed fresh.
Copper, changing over and storage
Goats are sensitive to copper. Feed for cattle or horses is therefore unsuitable, mineral licks included. Every variety here is labelled as sheep and goat feed and so suits a mixed herd. Move to a new feed slowly across one to two weeks and raise the amount step by step. Store the bags dry, cool and rodent proof, ideally on a pallet with a little space to the wall. Close opened bags again so the feed does not draw moisture. Fresh water near the trough is part of the picture.
Frequently asked questions
Is organic sheep feed also right for goats?
Yes. The pellets are made for both species and kept low in copper, which is why sheep and goat feed usually share the same bag.
Which bag sizes are available?
Barley, maize and lucerne pellets come in 20 kg, the pellets for sheep and goats additionally in 25 kg and 30 kg, so the bag matches the size of your herd.
How quickly can I change over?
Allow one to two weeks and mix the new feed in at a rising share. The rumen flora stays stable and the animals keep eating without a break.
Organic feed built for goats
Organic keeping means looking closely at what goes into the trough. Here you will find organic barley, organic maize and organic lucerne pellets in 20 kg, plus finished organic pellets for sheep and goats in 20 kg, 25 kg and 30 kg. That lets you build the ration freely: cereals for energy, lucerne for crude fibre and protein, finished pellets when it needs to be straightforward. Every variety is intended for small ruminants and avoids the high copper content of cattle feed, which matters a great deal with goats. Always feed concentrate alongside good forage and split larger amounts into two feeds a day. Move to a new feed slowly across one to two weeks, then digestion stays settled and the animals take the new ration reliably. Store the bags dry, cool and rodent proof.