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Yes, except we clean out the inside area every couple/few weeks and start afresh so it's not really DL method.

Hey Suburban Farmer, we're the City Art Farm down in the Columbia City area with 3 fiber goats, 10 chickens, 2 cats, 1 dog, and a snake on about a third acre. I find the straw and hay just absorb any moisture, hold it, and turn into a big stinky mat which can't be mixed around like the...

I use the DL method for the coop and only clean it once a year. Stir up the old stuff then add more shavings and diatomaceous earth when it gets stinky. I hate the straw or hay which doesn't seem to work as well.

Great design on the mineral feeder! And stylish in a PVC kinda way.

There is a lot of needle felting on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8JYOhxHLXI

Some of Joan Engelmeyer's amazing needle felting using the wool from her goats (Pearl, Verna, And Esther) at the City Art Farm . [/url] IMG_6721_8532 by cityartfarm@gmail.com, on Flickr[/img] [/url] IMG_1474 by cityartfarm@gmail.com, on Flickr[/img] [/url] IMG_1475 by...

Thank you, Yes, Pygora. The black and white ones are closer to Angora and younger.

Fantastic, and you even did it for me. Thank you redtailgal!

Thanks again, that saved me some search time. We will switch to the loose minerals. People like you make these sites great.

Thank you, will do. What is wrong with mineral lick? Too much stuff they don't need?

Thank You

What did I do wrong?

http://youtu.be/HXVrwsW3Hf0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXVrwsW3Hf0

We have a one year old Angora doe and her horns have begun to delaminate, the layers of her horn are peeling. Is this something to worry about? She gets goat pellets, hay, variety of plants, salt lick, mineral lick. Is this a form of scours? What's up?