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A Crash Course for Goat Breeding Season
Call it procreation, replication, or proliferation; goats do it too and they do it well. It’s goat breeding season.
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10 Tips for a Successful Goat Ultrasound
For easier and more accurate results, have the goat fast 12 hours from food and 4 hours from water prior to the ultrasound.
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Back From the Vet: Pink Eye in Goats
One of the common conditions that flies can exacerbate is pink eye or infectious keratoconjunctivitis.
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Secret Life of Goats: Precious the Naked Goat
Precious was born hairless. She wasn’t premature, as is usually the case with hairless babies, but simply completely bald. Unfortunately, Precious’s mother does not subscribe to the belief that “bald is beautiful” and immediately rejected her hairless offspring. Because of this, Precious moved into the house to be bottle-raised.
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The Benefits of Co-grazing Goats and Cattle
Co-grazing goats and cattle means maximizing space, weight gain for animals, but also improved land health.
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Breed Profile: Rove Goat
Rove goats are the most distinctive ruminants of southern France and possibly one of the oldest landraces. They excel in a pastoral system, leading flocks, providing cheese, and clearing brush.
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Lights! Camera! Action!
Animals are bound to melt your heart and tickle your funny bone. There’s just something endearing about furry and feathered critters promoting products in front of the camera.
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Making Ghee at Home
Once you’ve mastered butter from goat milk, making ghee at home provides a unique cooking ingredient that you may not find anywhere else.
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Navajo Taco Recipe
This recipe is a non-traditional Navajo Taco recipe-style dish, developed with a love of Taco Tuesday, pizza, and curiosity.
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Frost-Seeding and Controlled Grazing
Frost-seeding allows improvements in the last days of winter when temperatures drop at night and rise above freezing during the day.
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