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  1. Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

    My first goat labor!

    WOW!!! What an awesome, blessed memory to have! So many kidding, in such rapid succession! I'm very glad for you, that not only did all go beautifully - I'm SO IMPRESSED with YOU!! - but, that they went in succession, rather than multiples, at the same time, especially with as much as you did...
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    What do you do about flies?

    I'm not big on using poisons, including insecticides. So, I use these, and they're very effective...
  3. Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

    Need some ideas

    This was my first thought, too. I took tomato cages (with about 1x3 openings - I think they were to help prevent rabbit damage?), left behind by the previous owners of our place, opened them up, and mounted them to the walls, horizontally, in the stalls, so they're shaped like troughs. The tops...
  4. Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

    How do, from MO

    Seems perfectly normal, to me...:p;)
  5. Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

    How do, from MO

    :celebrate:lol::clap
  6. Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

    How do, from MO

    I like to think so. It does occasionally make life interesting in some rather unconventional ways, though! Lol!:lol:
  7. Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

    How do, from MO

    Thank you! Yup - as a teenager, on our family farm, in MI, I remember late one winter, my brother raising a piglet runt, in his bedroom! We weren't set up for pigs yet, and Arnold the Disco Pig was way to tiny to survive. My brother rescued him from a farmer who didn't have the time for a...
  8. Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

    How do, from MO

    Most likely, I'll keep & use some, and sell the rest I have 10 Buff Orpingtons, that I've raised, from day-old chicks. They're pets, as much as livestock, though. One (we call her Sweetpea) is a total attention hound, and has stood between my husband and his car, not allowing him past, until...
  9. Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

    How do, from MO

    Thank you, both! :frow
  10. Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

    How do, from MO

    I've got a flock of chickens, due to start laying, a few days ago - but, so far, nada. No worries, though. The next critters coming are a mini herd (ok, a family of 3) of Nigora goats. We have a young buck, his mate, and their doeling. They'll be joining us, in early November. I'm getting...
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