High-quality goat’s milk comes only from healthy, well-nourished, and unstressed goats. The task of milking must also be done properly in order to preserve the quality of the milk.
Read MoreDon’t overlook annual disease testing, even if you have a closed herd, because the reality is that pathogens don’t respect fences.
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Read MoreWhat’s a good buck goat? One that has data behind him from ADGA performance programs or productive daughters.
Read MoreBasing Nigerian Dwarf goat milk production on milk-to-body-weight ratios instead of milk poundage will encourage efficient milking does.
Read MoreA delicate and complex organ, the udder can easily sustain lasting damage that can either destroy or greatly impair milk output. Proper responses to goat udder problems such as injuries and infections are tools every doe owner should have.
Read MoreWith milking goats comes the need to have a good goat teat wash on hand. Preferably one which does not contain bleach or any other harsh chemicals.
Read MoreKatie Estill, DVM discusses precocious udder, udder edema, and mastitis in goats.
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