Milk test types » 305 Day (Advanced Registry) Requirements

About Our Advanced Registry Testing

Advanced Registry is our 305 day or longer testing, where you either test daily (barn records) or you can test monthly.  Some of our herds may test for a bit shorter time frame.

Analysis: This test averages out the milk over an exteded length of time, to give you a better idea of how your doe is doing in production over that time frame.

How our test is set up

Many years ago our tets was set up in a teired program for each type of goat.  The purpose is to show what category of milk your doe is producting.  We believe that it more fully shows dairy producduction, than just a set amount for that age category.

Then with that, we have several other areas of testing, as well. Those include Butterfat, Exteded Lactation and Lifetime milk production

Breed Categories

Swiss Group – Alpines, Oberhasli, Saanens and Toggenburgs;

N/L Group – Nubians and LaManchas

If applying for Butterfat requirements Excellence:
Extended Lactation for N/L And other standard breeds 3 lb/day (TAD) or 

M/D Group – All miniature dairy breeds (example Miniature Nubian, Miniature LaMancha, etc) 

If applying for Butterfat, minimum is Excellence: 85 lb
If applying for Extended Lactation: 1.5 lb/day (on TAD) or 1 lb (OAD)

P/D Group – Pygmies and Nigerian Dwarves 

If applying for Butterfat test, requirements Excellence: 38 lb, Good: 25 lb)  
If applying for Extended Lactation (365 days in milk or more), requirement 1 lb/day (TAD) or .7 lb (OAD)

Requirements For Volume

(once a day milking is in Green. Black amounts are Twice a Day milking)

Requirements for Butterfat

Butterfat amount is based on a 305 day lactation. Black amounts are for Twice a day milking (TAD). Once a day milking (OAD) will be in green.  

We would like to know what types of feeds you are using, as this can affect butterfat.