| Schmallenberg Virus in Goats: An Emerging Threat - latest February 2012 |
| Golden Guernsey Goats has been published as a Kindle Edition |
| How To Keep Goats Healthy has been published as a Kindle Edition |
 Series of colour illustrated children's stories
about the adventures of two angora goats and how
they discover their magical powers books are now
available
here. |
Goats Cheese – Make It Yourself!
This
video shows you how to male Goats Cheese
How To Make a Goat Curry
Watch and learn how to make a Goat Curry
Goat Jokes
Do you know a good goat joke? If so,
kindly let me know and I will add it to my
collection.
Some
good ones here
Want To Know Basic Information About
Goats?
This website gives you the basic information
about goats.
Raising Goats –
What They Eat
Goats and gardens do not mix well and goats
always want to eat what’s on the other side of
the fence. If you have fruit bushes they will
love to eat the berries. If you have overgrowth
of brambles etc, goats are ideal to keep the
growth down. Goats are pack animals, agile and
sure-footed. Each goat needs between one and two
acres for grazing. Sturdy four-foot high fencing
is essential to contain them.
Find out more.
Goats – What They Are Called
Male goats are referred to as a ‘Buck’ or’ Billy’ goat. A male goat when castrated or neutered is called a ‘Whether’. A female goat is known as ‘Doe’ or a ‘Nanny’ goat and its offspring, up to the age of one, is called a ‘Kid’. Goats live in a herd and are collectively referred to as ‘Caprine’. A cross-bred goat would be called a’ Brush’ goat.
