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Feeding the High Producing Dairy Goat Part 2: The Gut
I had a hard time organizing my thoughts into an orderly fashion regarding feeding high production goats. There are so many factors, and they all inter-relate to make a whole. I know everyone is anxious for a magic formula with … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, animal care, animals, eating well, family, farm, farming, feeding goats, food, goat care, goat health, gut, gut and immune system, gut and parasites, gut and production, gut health, homestead, homesteading, nigerian dwarf goat, nigerian meadows, parsites
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Feeding the High Producing Dairy Goat Part 1: Genetics
I have goats. Lots of goats by my standard (24 or so), not so many compared to some herds. I have had them for many years now, nearly 10? I can’t really remember except that my youngest child was a … Continue reading
Posted in Goats, Homesteading, Uncategorized
Tagged animal, animal care, animals, dairy, dairy goat, family, farm, farming, feeding, feeding farm animals, feeding goats, food, genetics and production, goat, goat care, goat farming, goats, hi producing, high production, homestead, homesteading, milk, milking, nigerian meadows, production does
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