SPECIALLY DEVELOPED FOR ANGORA MOHAIR
Mohair growth.
Fineness in focus.
Our Angora feeds are specially developed for mohair growth, with the aim of limiting excessive micron increases as goats grow. The programme combines fibre-production goals with animal growth, and gives particular attention to coccidiosis management in young kids.
BOK KRUIPVOER · YOUNG ANGORA KIDS
Angora Kid Creep Feed
Purpose: support young Angora kids through early growth and weaning, with mohair production, fibre fineness and young-kid health in mind.
- Developed to support mohair growth alongside body development.
- Designed to help limit micron “bloat” — excessive increases in fibre diameter as kids grow.
- The young-kid formulation is developed with coccidiosis control in mind.
HOW TO USE IT IN YOUR PROGRAMME
Offer fresh feed in a clean creep area accessible to kids. Introduce it gradually and keep fresh drinking water available. Follow the current product label for feeding directions and any coccidiosis-control use.
BOK VOLVOER · MOHAIR PRODUCTION & GROWTH
Angora Goat Full Feed
Purpose: support mohair growth in growing Angora goats while keeping fibre fineness central to the feeding programme.
- Specially developed around Angora mohair-production needs.
- Formulated with the aim of limiting excessive micron increases as goats grow.
- Supports a managed programme of body growth, condition and mohair production.
HOW TO USE IT IN YOUR PROGRAMME
Build up intake gradually and plan the programme around animal weight, condition and available grazing. Track growth and mohair test results together, and follow the current product label for quantities and roughage requirements.
Trialled and tested.
Our Angora feeds have been trialled and tested. Our Spekboomberg Angora production work follows feed intake, growth, live weight and shearing records. Speak to Goodhopefeeds about the trial programme and how the feeds could fit your own mohair enterprise.
Fibre diameter also depends on age, genetics and management; a fixed micron is not guaranteed. Ask for the current registered label for ingredients, feeding directions and any approved coccidiosis-control use.
Discuss an Angora feeding programme