Non-GMO Goat Feed, Milled Fresh in Centerville, TN
Goat Feed
Non-GMO goat feed for every life stage. Does, bucks, kids, and milkers all have different needs, so we mill a blend for each.
Our goats love the feed we get them from Duck It! We happily drive about 50 miles to get our feed for the month. Our goats have done considerably well on the grain mix and seem so much more satisfied and healthier than they were when we fed them commercial pelletized feed.
Goat Maintenance Pellet
Moderate protein and balanced minerals for does not in active production. A solid base diet, best paired with quality hay.
Lactation & Kidding Blend
Higher protein and energy for does in milk or late pregnancy. Supports the demands of feeding kids while holding the doe's body condition.
Non-GMO Whole Corn
Straight non-GMO corn as a grain supplement for goats. Use it alongside a complete feed for extra energy, especially in cold weather or high production.
Kid Starter
Fine-ground, higher-protein starter for young kids moving to solid feed. Digestible and palatable for small animals learning to eat grain.
Custom Goat Blend
Working from a ration your vet or nutritionist gave you? Bring us the formula and we will mill to your exact spec. Same non-GMO ingredients, your proportions.
Buck & Wether Blend
Lower-energy blend to prevent obesity in non-breeding males, formulated with urinary tract health in mind. That is a real concern in wethers, and most generic feeds ignore it.
Common Questions About Goat Feed
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Non-GMO corn, soybeans, and wheat we grow ourselves in Hickman County, milled fresh on-site with the minerals goats need. Every bag traces back to the field it came from, and since we mill to order, it never sits in a warehouse.
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No, and this one matters. Goat feed contains added copper, which goats need but sheep can't tolerate. If you run both, keep the feeds separate and ask us about a sheep-safe option.
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Non-breeding males on rich feed are prone to urinary calculi, which can be fatal. Our Buck & Wether Blend is lower energy and formulated with urinary tract health in mind. If your wethers are on a standard goat feed now, it's worth the switch.
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Goats are browsers first, so hay and pasture should be the base of the diet. Does in milk or late pregnancy need the most grain support, maintenance does need only a little, and wethers need the least. Tell us what you're raising and we'll help you dial in amounts.
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Gradually, over 7 to 10 days, mixing in a little more of the new feed each day so the rumen can adjust. A hard switch on any grain can cause bloat or scours. Call the mill and a person will walk you through it.
Ready to Order?
We mill to spec. Specific ratios, grind sizes, or a blend from your vet or nutritionist? Call 931-321-3333 and let's talk it through.