"You can't really tell that much from a pedigree like this. It doesn't include any milk records, and none of the goats are "famous." I personally ask for milk records and pictures of the doe's udder. I would never buy a goat…"
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Which doe to choose?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Deborah Niemann-Boehle Mar 12. 1 Reply 0 Likes
As some of you know, I lost a prize doe in January due to bloat from something she was fed through the fence; the vet could not determine exactly what. I am still not adjusted to her death and it…Continue
RIP VanEden Dollie Sheridan
Started this discussion. Last reply by Naomi D'Andrea Jan 15. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Can dry doe be forced into milk?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Glenna Rose Nov 16, 2018. 2 Replies 0 Likes
My Ginger girl, the first baby born here, had a horrible tragedy with her first litter in March of 2016 and both were lost. I did milk her; her first month's milk went to help a rejected kid…Continue
Butterfat versus Cheese Production
Started Sep 24, 2018 0 Replies 0 Likes
From another source, this was posted:"It's the high allele's on their S1 Casein protein gene that causes the higher yield, softer curd and desired taste in goats. ND's just happen to be the one breed…Continue
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Glenna Rose replied to Theresa B's discussion Milk Production Expectations"When I read through the comments, there was one huge factor that I did not see mentioned and will because it mattered here. Much depends on your own milking skills. The more experienced you are, the more milk you will get from the same…"
Glenna Rose posted a discussionWhich doe to choose?
As some of you know, I lost a prize doe in January due to bloat from something she was fed through the fence; the vet could not determine exactly what. I am still not adjusted to her death and it will be two months on Monday. I'm not sure what is the most difficult thing to accept - that I lost such a sweet goat, that is the first adult loss, that she was so young, that she was such a great milker, or that I named her after my great grandmother thinking I would have her for many years to…See More
Naomi D'Andrea replied to Glenna Rose's discussion RIP VanEden Dollie Sheridan"I'm so sorry, Glenna. What a beautiful young girl."
Deborah Niemann-Boehle replied to Glenna Rose's discussion RIP VanEden Dollie Sheridan"So sorry to hear this Glenna! I know how much you love your goats."
Glenna Rose replied to Maynie36's discussion Drying up my goat"If you have hens, you can also make ricotta for them. They love both the ricotta and the whey. In fact, mine prefer the whey to water. It is also wonderful for the eggs. When I put the whey in the garden, I usually put it where…"
Glenna Rose replied to Jacy Wasoski's discussion About Me?"Welcome, Jacy! My apologies for not responding sooner but I've been very distracted with such things as new side sewer and a bunch of other major repairs this summer so have not been reading here very often.Congratulations on your herd!…"
Glenna Rose replied to Helen Huskins's discussion Soon to be goat owner"Welcome to this wonderful world!As for uncertainty, we were all there in the beginning. I was lucky to find this group before I bought my first goats. I spent literally hours reading through the archives here to learn as much as I could absorb.…"
Glenna Rose replied to Jacob Patrick Kirtley's discussion New to the Forum"For what it's worth, Jacob and Meagan, I wait to breed my girls until the fall after their first birthday. That way they have obtained their full growth or close to it prior to kidding.When I bought my first two does, one was the yearling…"
Glenna Rose replied to Glenna Rose's discussion Can dry doe be forced into milk?"I need to call him and ask what he meant, James. She has been in milk since March of 2016, so 2-1/2 years. Supply is, of course, going down now. I just read of one being in milk for five years and actually recently increasing her…"
Glenna Rose replied to Jakayla Marie Hamminga's discussion Grain and Goats"Only milking does need grain. Do not feed grain to pregnant does who are not producing milk. The extra calories can to babies who will be too large for a safe birth. I made that mistake. Ironically, it was my breeder who told…"
James Tinker replied to Glenna Rose's discussion Can dry doe be forced into milk?"i don' know unless the vet was going to give her hormone shots or something. i have read that some have kept a doe in milk multiple years. just maybe, if she wanted kids so much that she let others nurse, she might come into milk when kids…"
Glenna Rose replied to Brianna's discussion Whats best"Silly! Not "jumped in" at all. That's what we are here for, to help each other. It's not unusual to leave out a bit of information (which I did!) that could be important. We learn from each other's…"
Glenna Rose replied to Brianna's discussion Whats best"Whoops! I should have said I feed mine good quality orchard grass hay rather than just say good quality grass hay."
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- If you already have goats, what's your herd name?
- VanEden
- If you have a website, what's the URL?
- http://VanEdenGoats.WordPress.com
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Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 10:14pm on October 26, 2013,
Deborah Niemann-Boehle said… This is your neck of the woods! http://www.kirotv.com/news/news/seattles-new-drug-fighters-are-goats/nbY2s/
- At 11:20pm on September 11, 2012,
Deborah Painchaud said… thanks...it is so obvious I am a newbie...your ND's are so cute...
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