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Buying Goats With Unknown Backgrounds
Add to Favorites In an ideal world, all new additions to your herd will be fully vaccinated, in good health, have complete health histories, and come from trustworthy sellers. Of …
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Toxoplasmosis in Goats
Add to Favorites Toxoplasmosis in goats isn’t a disease that will cause severe production losses. However, its zoonotic risk makes it an important disease. Most people are instructed not to …
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Reader Photos – Winter 2024
Add to Favorites Oatie and Barley Oatie and Barley: We adopted their pregnant mom from a farm animal rescue in Ohio without knowing much about her due date or anticipated …
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Goat Glam: Fall 2025
Add to Favorites Goat Glam will feature two goats for assessment each Time. We’ll discuss each doe’s good traits, what could be better, and what to look for in a …
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Hunting With Pack Goats
Add to Favorites Nathan Putnam of Putnam Pack Goats has utilized pack goats to assist with backpacking and, more uniquely, hunting with pack goats for nearly nine years. A member …
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Campfire Dinner Recipe
Add to Favorites If you’re busy with fair week, camping, hiking, or on a backpacking trip, you can easily make this campfire dinner recipe on the go. As fall approaches, …
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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
Add to Favorites A breeding buck is the fastest way to improve — or ruin — a herd of goats. Buck selection for breeding isn’t a decision to be made …
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Sergeant Bill: WWI War Goat and Hero
Add to Favorites If you visit the Broadview Museum in Broadview, Saskatchewan, you’ll likely see a unique piece of Canadian military history: a stuffed goat. But this isn’t just any …
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