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High Sierra Pack Goats
Jodie Gullickson learned everything she could about pack goats, and after months of studying, reading, and taking copious notes, she set out to get her first goat.
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Barber Poles: The Dreaded Parasite
The dreaded barber pole is possibly one of the most difficult parasites to manage in the goat industry. With a change in management practices and attention to detail, controlling barber poles doesn’t have to be a losing battle.
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Veterinarian Breeding Soundness Exam
It is also essential that the buck you select can perform his job well. So, how does one know if a buck can breed well? Enter the breeding soundness examina.
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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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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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Hannah’s Navajo Tacos
This recipe is a non-traditional Navajo Taco-style dish, developed with a love of Taco Tuesday, pizza, and curiosity.
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Greek Summer Pizza
This recipe can easily be adapted to make it 100% homemade or store-bought. Enjoy this light and delicious summer-inspired Greek pizza!
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Lobbying for Urban Goats? Here are some tips!
Add to Favorites By Aliya Hall Although there are many cities where it has become legal to own goats under specific requirements, this wasn’t always the case. The right to …
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What’s that tag for?
Any time you peruse a livestock supply catalog, you can find a variety of ear tags. A scrapie identification number is a government-approved official form of identification that links an animal permanently to your herd.
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