Among all other great reasons to raise our own goats, becoming more and more self-sufficient is probably one of the best things. Eating the food that you have raised your self will make you and your family healthier and happier, knowing that your food does not contain any of the harmful chemicals other meats and milk do.
Luckily for you, I’ve compiled this wonderful resource for raising your own goats. It is absolytely perfect for someone that is a total beginner. No matter if you are looking to raise a couple of goats or start a whole farm, you will find this ebook very useful.
We will take you through the entire book and show you the first paragraph of each chapter so you can see how much information you will have access to.
Since the Neolithic Age about 10,000 to 11,000 years ago, goats were already used as sources of milk and meat. Aside from that, the goat’s dung can be used as fuel while the hair, sinew and bones are usually used as clothing, tools and building. Goat hide is also used in making wine bottles, water bottles and parchment.
The domestic goat today came from the wild goats found in Eastern Europe and Asia. Domesticated goats no longer have horns since they are removed unlike the wild goats. Being the first domesticated animals, goats have been trained to interact with humans and dogs.
About 200 breeds of goat exist and they are classified according to their use such as fiber, dairy, meat and production of goat skin. There are also goat breeds for goats as companion. The most number of goat breeds are those for the production of dairy followed by meat, fiber, goat skin and companion goat breeds accordingly. Aside from their use, goat breeds are named depending on the place where they are most likely found.
Once you have finally decided to own a goat and start raising them, you have to ensure that you are ready before buying one. As mentioned, taking care… Read more…
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