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Animal shedding is one of the earliest and most visible signs of seasonal change on the farm. Long before the official first day of spring arrives around March 21, livestock begin losing their thick winter coats, leaving hair on fences, feed buckets, and your clothing. While it’s easy to assume that warmer temperatures trigger this […]
Toggenburgs are marvelous dairy goats. A Toggenburg doe, GCH Western-Acres Zephyr Rosemary, currently holds the Guinness Book of World Records title for giving 9,110 pounds of milk amounting to nearly 1,140 gallons in 365 days.
Angora goats are an easy-keeping breed that produce copious fiber.
Understanding why goats headbutt can help handlers predict their movements, manage herd dynamics, and ensure both human and goat safety.
Hoof care is an important part of livestock maintenance. Here's how to perform a basic goat hoof trim to keep your ruminants happy and healthy.
A wether goat is the perfect option for those who are not looking to breed their herd.
If you love tasty milk as well as incredible homemade cheese and yogurt, consider getting dairy sheep. Here's what to know before you buy.
Keep One Or Several Animals As Pets Instead of Livestock On Your Hobby Farm.
With enough land and time to dedicate to doing it right, co-pasturing animals such as chickens, goats and cattle with pigs is possible.
Convert Pasture To Profit By Purchasing Stocker Cattle As Calves In The Spring, Then Selling Them In The Fall As Feeder Cattle.
This Beginner’s Guide To Making Lard Soap From Pig Fat Will Get You Making Gift-Worthy Bars In No Time.
