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.
But what is up with the word grok turning up in that article, and so many others lately? weapons of massdistraction âº A Lot Of Ins, A Lot Of Outs, A Lot Of What-have-yous. An emblem of this book's influence: the word grok--Martian for complete, instinctive understanding--has entered the language and a dictionary or two. Archive 2006-01-01 ... calling grok a friendly packaged zope is like calling a pirahna a friendly packaged shark.
ChiÂ·nook. n. pl. Chinook or ChiÂ·nooks. 1. a. A member of a Native American people formerly inhabiting the lower Columbia River valley and adjoining coastal regions of Washington and Oregon, now located in western Washington.The Chinook traded widely throughout the Pacific Northwest.hinook. n pl-nook or-nooks. 1. (Peoples) a Native American people of the Pacific coast near the Columbia River. 2. (Languages) the language of this people, probably forming a separate branch of the Penutian phylum.