Goat personality traits are individual differences that are important to accommodate for effective goat husbandry. Attention to different behavioral needs ensures the welfare of the whole herd.
Read MoreThe Pygora is an American homesteader’s goat bred to produce soft, fine fiber of cashmere or mohair type for hand spinning.
Read MoreOld Irish goats clear brush and invasive species on the heathland of Howth Head, Ireland, protecting homes and wildlife and enriching natural biodiversity.
Read MoreA case of rumen acidosis in my goat due to rapidly fermentable carbohydrate overload from fresh sweet hay: symptoms, treatment, and prevention.
Read MoreThe Dutch Landrace goat is a heritage breed that was almost lost, until conservationists rescued the only remaining family. The goats have now found a role in habitat conservation.
Read MoreThe Jämtget is an endangered heritage breed, pivotal to the revival of rural income from artisan dairy produce in Jämtland, Sweden.
Read MoreThe Payoya goat is a heritage breed native to Andalusia, Spain, producing milk for artisan Spanish cheeses while managing natural landscapes.
Read MoreMoroccan Black goats are the ancient landrace of Berber pastoralists, highly adapted to survival in the mountains in an arid climate, although severe drought has recently pushed them up into the trees.
Read MoreGoats have subtle ways of communicating, but we can learn goat body language and what different goat bleats mean, so that we can understand our goats’ needs and how to make herd management easier.
Read MoreAre goats affectionate and can they really love humans? The author gathers clues from animal behavior science and observing her herd.
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