How to tell if your goat has worms and what to do about it. Goats are generally healthy, happy animals. They are social-able yet aloof, active yet laid back, curious yet skittish. They have amazing complex personalities for a farm animal and can become attached to their people early on in life. That’s why
Ollie (reg# N1970816) Field mouse farm Charles (We just call him Ollie) was born 1/16/18 and is our stud here on the farm. he comes from an impressive lineage that includes: “Kastdemur’s Prince Carnival,” and “Fox’s Pride Spring bling” He has been DNA validated by the ADGA per the new 2023 rules.
It never fails. Just when you think you have your chaos all straightened out, fate has a way of throwing a monkey wrench into the whole thing. March was already going to be a busy month. We are measuring out and planning our new barn. Since we brought home three new goats in the
We love our goats. They are the sweetest things we have ever known. When we were first looking into getting goats we read all kinds of things (warnings really) about owning goats. Some were a little farfetched and some were spot on. Here are five things we have learned from owning goats…so far… #1 Goats