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What goats are you buying? I've found lots of pure registered nigerian kids listed for $300-$400. Retired or extra does slightly less. I'm not looking for something that much cheaper just on the very cheap end of registered stock. Also many of the registered mini dairy breeds that are a...

Plenty of people purposely wet hay to feed animals sensitive to allergens or dust. So long as the hay is completely eaten before it gets moldy then it's fine. Just don't put too much out so it doesn't sit around wet for too long.

Every single rescue I knew took donations. Every shelter and rescue I know with a website has a donate button or a list of supplies they need and where they can be sent. I don't see what the problem is with that except if you're using paypal there is a fee per transaction and a limit to what...

I found a few older does for sale. They are 8hours away though. I'm not entirely sure the average lifespan and productive years of a goat but I like the last one listed. What do you guys think? http://www.rudugastsideal.com/goats/GoatForSale.htm Then there is someone closer to me with a la...

What type of milk I don't really know. It's been years since I drank anything but soy or rice milk. I'm lactose intollerant. I can drink some goat milk but the store bought stuff tends to not be good quality. People also said fresh raw milk is less likely to cause problems than processed...

I've been wanting nigerian dwarf goats but they are rather pricy and somewhat hard to find so I'm looking for other suggestions. I don't use much milk at all so quantity is not a big deal. I want the smallest breeds that produce quality milk and have easy going personalities or make good pets.

Mine are never penned where there is no access to grass. In the winter of course there is none but as soon as it starts to grow they start finding the new shoots. Once the rest of the pastures get tall enough I just open the gates and stop putting out hay. My horses are only stalled in bad...