Angora goats make unique contributions to the environment. Their long hair sequesters large amounts of carbon ingested from their forage, helping to reduce global warming.
Read MoreOne farm faces the challenges and thrives in community in the face of COVID-19.
Read MoreIf you have goats, have people visit your goats, or sell products made from goats, you may want to consider goat insurance. Standard homeowner policies typically do not cover livestock, nor will they cover livestock incidents or illness/injury.
Read MoreAngora goat fiber is amazing, but while it’s still on the goat through winter it can cause problems. Learn how to avoid common issues.
Read MoreWhen raising dairy goats, the first step is breeding the doe. You may then wonder, “How long is goat gestation?” Taking a look through the entire process will set you up for a more successful start.
Read MoreIf your livestock is killed by dogs, it’s up to the owners to pay for the herd losses. Learn what do when confronted by this tragic situation.
Read MoreIt seems every time we embark on a show trip there are new tricks to try and old tips to remember that have become vital to the success of adventures.
Read MoreGoat parties and events rose in popularity in recent years, and goat owners are taking advantage of the opportunity. Across the country, farms and sanctuaries are connecting people with goats to educate and spread a little joy.
Read MoreAdd to Favorites Goat Journal editor Marissa Ames and her husband visit Zambia annually, where they work with a nonprofit focusing on education and uplifting the community. The I Am Zambia academy teaches career skills to vulnerable young women. Marissa …
Read MoreFor many, the long drive with a trailer full of goats, equipment, and supplies went off without a hitch. Others were either not so lucky, or very lucky indeed. This is the story of two families and their adventures on the road to Redmond.
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