For those of you who make goats milk soap, is it possible to make shampoo? I am amazed at how great the soap was for our skin over the winter and I was wondering if it would be good for a dry scalp?
Read more…Deborah suggested I post this over here.
We're getting a small farmstead cheese business going and we got some publicity recently. I was at a goat seminar and got caught off-guard by a reporter who happened to be sitting beside me and started chattin
Read more…I just suggested that someone else post the link to an article about her and her goats, and then it occurred to me that I could do the same thing. Here are a couple articles that have been in the papers around here lately:
Read more…I have two very sweet does ready to breed. One is very friendly and I believe show quality, the other is shy. They are healthy are the only two goats on our property and have never left our property. e-mail with questions or for more pictures Loca
Read more…Hello All, I started last year at this time with two little registered does with hopes of possibly showing and breeding but things have not worked out and now we might be moving and I am thinking I should find a nice home for my two sweet girls. I li
Read more…Hello all! I' m new to goats and have recently bought two 7 week old kids. My dos started having runny eyes and nose with yellow and light green mucus, so we went to the vet. He gave them both a shot and some oral antibiotics, ammoxicilin I think. We
Read more…We were comparing NDs with la manchas in another thread, but I thought I'd put this in a separate discussion. I just got my milk test results and wanted to share. I have two la manchas and 15 ND does milking.
* The la manchas
Clare -- 49 days in mi
Read more…I'm in the midst of waiting for several goats to kid who have been pen bred. It's frustrating and I'm beginning to suspect that one of them isn't bred at all. She has developed a slight udder, but she doesn't have the "table" look to her back so if s
Read more…Indiana kidded with triplets 2/2/11 We lost 2 of them. With the exception of 3 non-consecutive days I have milked her twice a day since kidding. The one doeling that survived went on to her new home last Friday, where she is being bottle fed the rest
Read more…This year I didn't purchase enough because I had no true guideline for how much we would use through the winter. At present we have 13 goats...one buck , 5 does and 7 babies. I intent to sell 3 to 5 babies and 3 does. I hope to add another easy mil
Read more…My name is Theresa and we are hoping to get our goats in the next couple months. I especially like the Nigerians but we also are getting a LaMancha doe for mini-LaManchas. Looking forward to the discussions here.
Read more…I have made yogurt last year but this year I finally have enough milk for farm cheese as well as ice cream. I added garlic, salt and parsley to my cheese and it tasted great on crackers. However I need some ideas for other additions. Help!
Read more…I search around a little, but didn't really find what I was looking for.
I need to deworm my goats. I havn't done it in 3 years, and I have a goat that's eyes are looking pale. The last time they were dewormed was with Safeguard. Three of my goa
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I have one blue eyed buckling for sale, he is 9 weeks old, could be registered AGS and NDGA.
I also have a yearling buck for sale, he is registered AGS and NDGA.
Give me a call at 419-566-2855 Butler, Ohio
or email at hushabyefarm@gmail.com
check o
Read more…So my family and I went on vacation several weeks ago and my mom, who lives on a ranch several hours away, watched them for me. We have done this before and the goats graze happily on pasture that is much better than mine. Several days before I came
Read more…I have a question and I'm not sure how to start. So I guess if you can bear with me I'll start at the beginning.
I women I work with got a baby goat, actually her daughter brought it home. They live in a trailer park, so the mother ( a co-worker ) w
Read more…We have our personal zoo on our farm, but I recently have researched bringing back a once native plant to our state. Our small farm organic folks are tickled at "the plan" and are so helpful. The Cherokee used to have wild cranberries available, but
Read more…Of course I have to have the buck curse. Delila kidded last night with triplet bucks. They are all healthy and mom and kids are doing fine.
Read more…One of my goats (and occasionally the other, but not as frequently.) Rolls her head over her shoulders a lot. I've checked her for external parasites, and also checked to see if her ears looked like they had mites, but she doesn't seem to have them t
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I am making several young nigerian dwarf goats available that I had planned on
keeping. If you are looking for solid structure and great milk potential, these
could be the goats for you.
Due to a couple of unforseen circumstances I have dec
