Lucerne
A protein-rich forage we grow on the farm to support healthy, productive dairy goats.
- Grown on our own land
- Supports milk production
- Improves feed availability
Animal Feeds
Aviana Farm is investing in its own feed resources, including lucerne and maize silage, to improve feed availability and manage production costs.


Why nutrition matters
We recognise that nutrition is fundamental to successful dairy-goat farming.
Milk production, growth, fertility and health all depend on a consistent supply of quality feed. That is why Aviana Farm is investing in its own feed resources, including lucerne production and maize silage, to improve feed availability and manage production costs.
Our feed resources
Our lucerne and silage are produced for our own herd today. Feed pellets are a future plan, and we intend to explore commercial opportunities in quality animal feeds.
A protein-rich forage we grow on the farm to support healthy, productive dairy goats.
Conserved maize forage that helps keep feeding consistent through the seasons.
Livestock feed pellets made from suitable, locally available ingredients and balanced formulations.

Home-grown forage means better feed availability and more control over production costs.
Animal feeds at Aviana FarmLooking ahead
Our future plans include manufacturing our own livestock feed pellets, using suitable locally available ingredients and nutritionally balanced formulations.
We also intend to explore commercial opportunities in lucerne, silage and other quality animal feeds, so that other dairy-goat farmers can benefit from reliable nutrition too.
Future availability: feeds are not yet sold commercially. Send a feed enquiry to be notified when lucerne, silage or pellets become available.
Suitable, locally available raw materials.
Rations designed around the needs of dairy goats.
Consistent pellets that are easy to store and feed.

Make an enquiry
Some of our products and services are still being developed. Enquire today and we will let you know about current and future availability.