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[OneFineAcre]

It just goes to show ya' YOU SHOULD NEVER SELL YOUR GOATS!!!

Good point.

 

[Hens and Roos]

that the tests come back clean and you can add them to your herd!

 

[Green Acres Farm]

 

[Ferguson K]

I know you'll be happy to have these girls home.

 

[babsbag]

Maybe @OneFineAcre should never sell HIS goats but heaven help me if I have to add 50+ kids to my herd next year. I had better sell goats and sell 'em fast.

 

[farmerjan]

We have enough trouble when we do the initial culling of heifers in our beef herd. We try to only keep 20 a year as replacements, (10%) and some years don't even keep that many, but some years have trouble getting down to that. On top of it the cattle prices have tanked so we will be keeping more heifers than ever at least til early spring hoping for a little rebound. We don't show any animals like @OneFineAcre but have culled a heifer or two that we have wished we didn't. So hope you get them back as you want. @babsbag yeah, they would accumulate fast!!!!

 

[Green Acres Farm]

Did this work out for you?

 

[OneFineAcre]

No, they have small children who were very upset, so they decided to keep the Nigerians and sell their standards. Unfortunately, they have a real nice goat that isn't going to be shown.

 

[Green Acres Farm]

No, they have small children who were very upset, so they decided to keep the Nigerians and sell their standards. Unfortunately, they have a real nice goat that isn't going to be shown.

That's too bad.