Abstract:Thirty females Zaraibi goats (27.40 ±0.60 kg LBW and aged 3-4 years) at late pregnancy(two months before parturition) and postpartum periods (seven months after parturition) were used in five equal groups(6 animals each) to compare the effect of five different feeding allowances on feed intake, nutrients digestibility, milk yield and composition, some blood constituents, and feed and economic efficiencies during suckling and milking periods (210 days) as well as their offspring performance from birth to weanin… Show more
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