Finally, after some serious planning, the goats are coming. We’ve nearly finished converting the old shed into a spiffy goat barn. I’ll be able to milk the goaties inside out of the weather. 🙂 It’s been great fun getting to know my goat mentor. It seems like everything I decide to do ends up being…
ADGA Treasured Faith Bois D’arc ADGA/NDGA registered; AGS pending Buck – $250 Sire: ADGA/AGS/NDGA Prairie Wood Iron *B (ADGA) Dam: ADGA/AGS/NDGA Cat’s Cradle EM Forget-Me-Not 2*M (ADGA) Born 3/19/2017 August 2019
Rosy has the thickest cashmere undercoat of all my goats. Within weeks of the Winter solstice, her coat begins to get this dirty rug look. By middle of February, she’s rubbing the fence (as pictured). Next, giant clumps can be brushed away. By the end of March, she’s back to a sleek, red coat.
Just in case you’ve missed it, I have divided the “farm” activities from the the “soap” stuff. All the soap related stuff is now found at Mossy’s Milk Soapery while the farm activities remain here. And, as always, the ways and means to do both the farm and soap is dependent upon Water-Tech Ent., Inc….
