Lutalyse for Goats
We’ve come to a place where we can control almost anything in our world. That’s kind of a scary thing…but it’s also a good thing if what we’re doing is …
Farm Living
Farm living is a beautiful, satisfying way of life.
I’m not sure if there is anything that feels any better than sitting down to a homemade dinner, not from a box but vegetables from your own garden, milk from your own goats, and grass fed, wholesome meat.
It is an endless journey of learning and lots of hard work. The fresh and more than delicious vegetables all summer long and the beautiful lineup of canned vegetables during the cold winter months are more than worth it.
Our little “farm living” acre gives home to about 20 chickens who supply us with healthy eggs to eat and eggs to incubate, which is a fun project for the kids…and mom! Our six goats provide entertainment, and the two milk goats provide us with lots of milk which we love to drink, turn into cheese and yogurt, and the kids each spring are a delight! When we sell the kids each spring we are able to use that money to buy necessary items and it usually helps complete a project or two.
Each spring we have mini-nubians for sale, in our Goat IQ page, we would love to supply a resource of good goat information. I would also like to share our journey into having Montana Bees.
What is Hypocalcemia in Goats?
Hypocalcemia in goats is very serious. It can be prevented and a goat owner should do everything in their power to give their goat everything needed to avoid it.
Your Water Source is Affecting Your Goat Herd’s Health
Your goats probably rely on you to provide them good quality water. But is it actually doing them more harm than good? Find out here…
The Importance of an Emergency Plan to Save Your Animals
An emergency health plan for animals is by far one of the most important things to do for your animals and yourself. In a moment of crisis, there are so …
Spring Bees: (Feeding Bees in the Spring)
Feeding bees in the spring. What do you do with the bees you wintered? That’s a really good question and I hope to help you out with the answers.
Goat Coughing: Normal or Sick? What You Need to Know!
Your goat coughs. Is it a good cough or a bad cough? A normal cough or a begin-to-be-worried-cough? Goat coughing can be normal and it can be a sign of …