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"I am just so sorry that your first experience with kidding has been so traumatic :( Hopefully these babies are nursing like champs through the night. It helps that Quail is an experienced mama and knows what her babies need. My experienced moms…"
"Alfalfa pellets are just plain alfalfa hay in pellet form. It will give mama an extra calcium source to help her babies bones grow strong and give her a boost for milk production. You can start off with a small amount and gradually increase. Since…"
"Hi Justin & Welcome to the group!
Here is a podcast with a lady who created a large goat milk soap business :) It may answer some of your questions. Check it out-
https://thriftyhomesteader.com/goat-milk-soap-business/
Tammy"
"Hi Emma - I’m so sorry this has happened to you twice and I know you must be very stressed. The position of the kids at birth actually indicates that they were likely dead before the doe went into labor. So I believe you are dealing…"
"I HIGHLY recommend the kidding course!!! I am a retired Neonatal ICU nurse, and with an entire career centered around all the things that rarely go wrong in a normal birth scenario, I really had to regroup my brain when I started raising goats. The…"
"Are you familiar with Deborah’s website? There are sooooo many articles and podcasts about goats, and a host of other things too! Here is a link to all things goats :)
https://thriftyhomesteader.com/a-beginners-guide-to-goats/
Tammy"
"I’m glad to hear that he is doing a little better this morning!
I have never re-homed for the sole purpose of aggression, but my goats all have plenty of places to get under, up, or away from anyone being a little too bossy. I have re-homed…"
"Good morning
I hope your little guy is doing better today. If your vet cannot make it out today, hopefully she can get a prescription ready for him that you could go pick up. I’ve had to make a trip out to my farm vet’s ranch before…"
"Hi Ann
It sounds like you are quite worried :( I really think these boys are just maturing and likely trying to decide who will be the King of the Mountain. Even though they are wethered, there will still be a herd hierarchy. I’m glad…"
"You could definitely start with a smaller selection of goats to get a baseline. I would test one or two with least obvious deficiencies and one or two with the most obvious from each paddock and/or different feeding protocols. It’s usually…"
"Interesting! Thanks for sharing. "
"What is the nutritional contribution of black eyed peas? I’ve never seen anyone include them in a feed mix, but being a southern girl, I am definitely intrigued?!?! LOL…"
"I run my trace mineral panels through TVMDL (Texas A&M)
I saw that you also responded to Deborah’s question about diet change- what does your feed mix consist of?
Would be great if that is indeed an insect bite. It is truly odd to see so…"
"It may be worth it to do a micronutrient profile on your herd. Just to see where you stand. It will not give you an accurate copper level, but will let you know where you stand with selenium. I was shocked at how low my animals were on…"
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- If you already have goats, what's your herd name?
- Shady Paddock Farm
- If you have a website, what's the URL?
- http://shadypaddockfarm.com
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- At 4:09pm on March 1, 2021,
Nam Joti Kaur said…
Hi, Tammy. Good to meet you. My family has a small homestead in the Texas Hill Country and we raise a herd of 4 Nigerian Dwarf, 1 Boer, 1 African Pygmy and 5 Nigora Goats. Four of our does are currently pregnant, three of which are for the first time, and all due this April. We survived the recent snow and are excited for Spring. I am happy to be here with all of you. Thank you for the welcome.
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