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Nigora Goat: The Fiber-Producing Dairy Goat

Are you looking for fiber-producing goats that can produce as much milk as Nigerian Dwarf and good quality fleece? Look no further than Nigora Goat! This breed may be tiny compared to others, but they can surely rock your homestead. But before making any purchasing decisions, you should know the pros and cons that come […]

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When Do Baby Goats Start Eating Grass?

We all know this: goats are herbivores. They like eating plants, grass, hay, etc. But when do baby goats start eating grass? How much is too much? And more importantly: when do you start weaning them? In this article, let’s answer your questions about feeding baby goats, foraging, and more! When Do Baby Goats Start […]

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Rabies in Goats: What You Need To Know

Rabies is a serious viral disease that affects many different species, including goats. The rabies virus causes it and can be transmitted through the saliva of infected animals. While rabies is more commonly associated with dogs and other mammals, it is important for goat owners to be aware of the risks and take steps to […]

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Rare Goat Breeds You Should Meet

Goats are a versatile and hardy livestock species that have been raised for centuries for their meat, milk, and fiber. While there are many breeds of goats, some are considered rare or endangered. They have small populations and limited geographic distributions. In this article, we will explore some of the rare goat breeds and their […]

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Pneumonia in Goats: The Causes, Signs, Treatment & Tips

Did you know that pneumonia is one of the main goat killers next to heavy worm load? The culprit can either be bacteria, viruses, and worms. And you should never overlook pneumonia in goats because it can kill your ruminant overnight. But you can protect your herd and reduce the chance of developing this fatal […]

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Meet 15 of The Friendliest Goat Breeds: Perfect for Farms and Pets

There are about 200 goat breeds in the world, varying in size and temperament. But have you ever wondered what friendliest goat breeds are perfect for farms and pets? I would’ve loved to play with our goats as a child if they weren’t aloof or aggressive. They delivered in the milk and meat department but weren’t […]

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Hairy Goat Breeds

If you’re like most people, when you think of goats, you probably picture a cute and cuddly creature with short hair. But did you know that there are some goat breeds out there with long, flowing, and downright dramatic hair? That’s right – these are the hairy goat breeds! In this blog post, we’ll take […]

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Long-Eared Goat Breeds

If you’re looking for a unique addition to your herd, long-eared goat breeds might be just the thing. With their distinctive appearance and impressive temperament, these breeds are sure to catch your eye. However, you may find that you have some trouble choosing a breed. There are several types of long-eared goat breeds out there, […]

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Brown Goat Breeds

Goats can bring cheer and liveliness to any farm. They have become popular for their milk and meat and as charming pets. The best part? You can find a goat breed in just about any color. One of the most common, however, is brown. Brown goat breeds come in different shades and patterns; they are […]

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Feeding Baby Goats Cow Milk

On an idyllic farm, the doe delivers her goat kid, cleans them, and happily begins nursing soon after. As farmers, we know sometimes things don’t always go as planned. Sometimes a doe will reject her kid, suffer poor milk production, become ill during or after labor resulting in the inability to nurse, damage a teat, […]

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