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Back from the Vet: Clostridial Vaccine Choices
You remember your trusty herd veterinarian telling you something about Clostridium something or other, but how do you choose which clostridial vaccine is right for your herd?
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Portland Creamery
Portland Creamery’s flagship plain chevre reveals the outstanding milk that goes into the product — it’s beautifully light, creamy, and just a bit tart and lemony.
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The Right Start: Avoid Early Life Issues with Kids
Proper attention given during the early months of life — particularly the pre-weaning period — will limit early life issues and prevent weak immune systems or poor growth and development.
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Nasal Bot Flies
Nasal bot flies — Oestrus ovis — are a worldwide parasite mainly affecting sheep and goats (along with deer and occasionally horses, dogs, cats, and even humans).
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Back From the Vet: The What and Why of Colostrum in Goats
If you have had a sick goat kid, then you have likely had your veterinarian ask you about colostrum consumption.
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Back From the Vet: Doe Breeding Soundness
To help ensure healthy kids, have your does in optimum condition for breeding, pregnancy, and kidding with a doe breeding soundness exam.
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Calcium: It’s More than Strong Bones
Calcium builds strong bones! Calcium is a classic example of the intricate dietary interplay with various nutrients.
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Winter Pests and Goats
Though warm sunny days may seem a more likely time to find creepy crawlies on your critters, there are several varieties of goat pests that are more prevalent in winter than summer.
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Avoid Goat Scams
Goat scams are becoming more and more common. How can you be sure you are working with a legitimate seller?
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The Secret Life of Beach Goats
Even though most activities require prior booking, a few days per week, Beach Goats has drop-in hours in which you may join the “sampler.”
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