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Callu de Cabrettu
Add to Favorites Callu de cabrettu is one of the traditional food techniques Schindler learned about from the residents of Ogliastra Region in Sardinia, Italy “This is the most rudimentary …
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Dairy Goat Production
Add to Favorites Whether deciding sales, goals, management, breeding, or monitoring health, collecting data helps keep dairy goat production up in your herd. Collecting data is an objective way to …
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What to Look for in a Breeding Buck
A breeding buck is the fastest way to improve — or ruin — a herd of goats. Buck selection is a careful consideration of overall soundness.
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Sergeant Bill: WWI War Goat and Hero
Sergeant Bill, a World War I hero so beloved that he now resides in the Broadview Museum in Broadview, Saskatchewan.
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Goat Meat: The Responsible Side Effect of Breeding
Add to Favorites How could anyone eat goat meat or sell such an endearing animal as meat? If you’d met us 15 years ago, we were there, too. Our farm …
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Preventing Meningeal Worm with Poultry
Add to Favorites Meningeal worm (Paralaphostrongylus tenuis), also known as brainworm or deer worm, is spread between white-tailed deer and domestic goats, sheep, and other livestock and causes severe neurological …
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From This Side of the Ring: Choosing a Buck Goat
What’s a good buck goat? One that has data behind him from ADGA performance programs or productive daughters.
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Breed Profile: Pygora Goat
The Pygora is an American homesteader’s goat bred to produce soft, fine fiber of cashmere or mohair type for hand spinning.
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Understanding and Preventing Mycotoxicosis in Goats
Mycotoxins can have a significant impact on goats, and, unfortunately, there’s no specific antidote for mycotoxicosis.
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Goat Supplies
Add to Favorites “What basic goat supplies and goat-handling equipment do I need?” is a common question among people planning to get goats. The answer is that it begins with …
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