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Rattlesnake Bites
Add to Favorites Learn the signs of rattlesnake bites, how to treat them, and what not to do if you find your goat suffering from one of these painful bites. …
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How to Make Chèvre Cheese
Add to Favorites If you have never made cheese, then beginning with quick and easy cheeses that need minimal equipment and ingredients and are ready to eat fairly quickly is …
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Cache Valley Virus
In the northeastern United States, a mosquito-borne virus known as Cache Valley virus can be a reason for reproductive losses.
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Goats in Cold Weather
When it comes to goats and cold weather, we must adjust our food, water, shelter, and even supplies management.
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Assessing Nigerian Dwarf Goat Milk Production
Basing Nigerian Dwarf goat milk production on milk-to-body-weight ratios instead of milk poundage will encourage efficient milking does.
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Managing Stress in Goats for a Happy Herd
By managing stress in goats, you can foster a healthier and happier goat herd by understanding, and addressing stressors.
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Foot Rot in Goats
While rain and snow are needed during the winter, goats in areas with increased wet and cold are at higher risk of foot rot.
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Muenster or Munster?
Whether you spell it, Muenster or Munster, try this recipe made with goat milk for a fantastic cheese with a punch of flavor.
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Is Goat Labor Imminent? How to Check Ligaments
Add to Favorites Is goat labor imminent? Breeders advise checking for the ligaments. This lets you know if the doe is ready to kid or kidding around. GOATS ARE NOTORIOUS …
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Problems With the Polled Goat
The genetics in polling can be complicated. Understanding the potential problems with a polled goat can save time, money, and even heartache.
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