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The lactation curve describe the milk production across the time. It can be divided into three phases. The first is upward and occurs between birth and peak of lactation and the second is relatively constant and occurs around the peak of lactation, and finally, the third stage, descending, will peak at the end of lactation. In this work we used the Bayesian methodology to adjust the non-linear model of Wood to describe and compare the lactation curve of Saanen goats and Boer-crossbred Saanen goats. The nonlinear model of Wood has three parameters: A-initial milk yield (kg), B-rate increase production to peak and C-rate of decline of production after the peak. We observed a significant difference for the parameters A and B, both the initial production of milk and the rate of increase in output at the peak higher for Saanen than for Boer. However, no difference was observed for the parameter C, showing that the rates of decline were similar.

Comportamento da produção de leite de cabras Saanen e mestiças Boer–Saanen