Dairy goats need to eat about five percent of their body weight every day. Dairy goats put much of their energy into milk production, so their diets must be high in energy. This energy is provided through the concentrate and hay. The concentrate is the feedstuff that is usually cereal-based.
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Mook is slang for a stupidly annoying person. Mook is a term used in the advertising industry for the type of 'in your face person', like Tom Green, the people in the tv show jackass or the cartoon south park The term Mook sparks a brawl in Martin Scorsese's film Mean Streets.he term mook was a fairly common description for these types of books during the 1980s, but, while the reference books are still being published, the term has now fallen into disuse as English becomes more prevalent in Asia, although the term has resurfaced a few times in recent years.