Next Week: Backyard Goats
Tuesday Nori Gordon, of the Going Goaty Collective, demonstrates how to make chevre from fresh raw goat milk. Gordon, and the other members of the collective…
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Tuesday Nori Gordon, of the Going Goaty Collective, demonstrates how to make chevre from fresh raw goat milk. Gordon, and the other members of the collective…
looks good cant wait !
astro1218
May 5, 2013 at 4:23 pm
neighbor has pygmy goats. I take all of my excess garden stuff out here. pumkins a little soft or frost damaged? they dont care! the smell of sweet pumpkin will get all of them right in front of you without saying a word
BornRandy62
May 5, 2013 at 5:00 pm
That is a dilemma. I know the Arcement’s are very careful when they find homes for their new kids. The last thing they want is for any harm to come to them. Another goat owner I know has 2 of them as pets. They go on runs with her and they even get to go to work with her – but that’s not for everyone either. I’m curious to learn what other dairy goat owners do.
foodfarmerearth
May 5, 2013 at 5:52 pm
The only problem with having urban/backyard goats is that in order to produce milk they must be pregnant. So, you could quickly run out of room for the goats when the babies come along. I just can’t see myself selling off, or giving away, the babies knowing they may end up on someones dining table. Anyone got a way around my dilemma?
marchetta67
May 5, 2013 at 6:42 pm