EQUIPMENT COOP GOAT

Equipment enclosure is needed in order to facilitate maintenance of goats. Equipment enclosure that takes time goat rearing is described as follows.1. The feed (manger)This equipment is usually made of bamboo or wood board. Manger placed against the side of the cage with a base size of 25 cm width, height (in) 50 cm, width 50 cm uppers, and adjustable length with a long cage. Slit width enclosure to place the goat head out when eating about 30 cm. the distance between the base of the feed to the cage floor as high as 25 cm.2. Forage placeThis container as a place for selecting forage before being given to the goats. Forage expected not dirty, wet, and mixed with other feed ingredients that could harm the health of livestock. Similar container manger made a bit away from the cage. This place used to locate, store, drain, and slightly wilted forage before being given to the goats are kept.3. Drinking placesPlaces to drink that are commonly used are plastic bucket or other similar container. This watering hole filled with clean water after stored in the inner edge of the cage so that goats can make use of it, especially when going to drink. In addition, to facilitate the farmers will take time, cleaning, and filling the water return.4. Place compostPlace compost serves to collect dirt. This place is under the cage under the stage in the form of a hole dug in the ground deep enough to accommodate a lot of dirt. Goat feces and urine collected in it. The goat manure can be used as manure because it contains a lot of nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus so it is good to fertilize crops. Any goats weighing 50 kg, can produce at least 1 ton of manure a year.5. Enclosure doorLeaves the door wide and high enough so that the cattle and maintenance can be easily in and out of the cage. The cage door can be made of wood or bamboo boards.6. StairsEnclosure requires absolute stage as a means of stairs up and down livestock and maintenance. Cage ladder is usually made slightly sloping, not slippery, and there are transverse grooves to hold the foot when cattle are walking up or down stairs.7. The main roomSpace enclosure where livestock is the main room that can move freely in it. Indoor enclosure should be tailored to the type of goat. However, usually every adult goats require a space of 1.5 mx 1 m.