Goat Well-being
Happy, healthy goats make money for their business owners and provide entertainment and companionship for their hobby owners.
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Reliable Guides
Check out our list of top websites for all your goat-related needs! These sites provide comprehensive information to help you!
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Federal Agencies
Find the resources you need for successful agriculture operations with this list of federal agriculture agencies.
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Breed Registries, National & Regional Organizations & Associations
Goat registries and associations are important for maintaining the quality of different goat breeds, and increasing your goat's value.
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Disease & Parasites
Chronic Diseases in Goats Coxiellosis, Commonly Referred to as Q-Fever Q Fever is a highly contagious, chronic disease in goats, sheep...
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Marketing & Promotion
Find information on marketing and promoting goat meat, fiber, milk, and other goat products.
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Brush Control/Eco-Service Goats
While we do not have a specific number of goat rental companies across the U.S., they are continually increasing as the awareness of...
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Using Breeding Values to Improve Meat Goats (2015)
Presented by Dr. Reid Redden Dr. Reid Redden was Sheep Specialist-North Dakota State University before moving to Texas A&M University....
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Veterinary Feed Directive
Presented by Dr. G F Kennedy
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ASI Scrapie Presentation (2016)
Presented by Dr. Diane Sutton
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Using on Farm Performance Testing to Improve your Herd (2016)
Presented by Dr. Ken Andries
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On Farm Performance Testing (2015)
Presented by Dr. Frank Pinkerton Dr. Frank Pinkerton (aka the Goat Man) is one of America’s best known writers and speakers on meat goat...
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Q-Fever - The Hidden Menace
Coxiellosis, also known as Q Fever, can wipe out an entire kidding season before the producer figures out what is happening. Substantial...
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The Scrapie Eradication Program and Goats
The Mandatory Federal Scrapie ID and Recordkeeping Requirements apply to ALL goat and sheep producers and owners in the United States....
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Toggenburg Goats
The Toggenburg is a Swiss dairy goat from Toggenburg Valley of Switzerland. This breed is of medium size, sturdy, and alert in appearance.
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Texmaster Goats
The TexMasters™ breed is significantly Myotonic, with just enough Boer to add a bit of faster growth. They are hardy and parasite resistant.
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Spanish Goats
When the Spanish explorers came to North America, they brought goats as a meat source.
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