Goat Feed Calculator

How much hay and grain do my goats need? Goat Feed Calculator works out how many bales of hay and bags of grain to buy for your herd, by type of goat, and what it will cost. Works offline, no sign-up. Add a group for each kind of goat: dry does and wethers, bucks, does in late pregnancy, milking does and growing kids. Each type starts from typical extension figures for weight, daily intake and grain, and you can change any of them. The calculator works out how much of each goat's intake comes from grain, plans the rest as hay, adds the hay your feeder wastes, and rounds up to whole bales and bags. - Goat types with their own intake and grain defaults - Hay planned net of grain, so milkers and pregnant does are not over- or under-counted - Feeder presets: keyhole or slanted-bar, open rack, ground feeding - Bales of hay and bags of grain, with optional prices - Works in kilograms or pounds - Works offline, no account: your herd numbers stay on your phone Built for homesteaders, dairy goat keepers, youth livestock club families and small meat-goat herds. Milking does eat more as yield rises: a common rule is about one pound of grain for every three pounds of milk. This is a purchasing estimate, not a ration. For a feeding plan or a health question, speak to your vet or feed supplier. Goat feed calculator, how much hay does a goat eat, goat grain calculator, dairy goat feed: a simple, fast, ad-supported free tool from Fernhart Labs. An optional one-time purchase removes the ads.