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.
Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats Autumn 2019 Breeding for Spring 2020 Kids Bucks and does were placed together on 10/3/19 and separated on 10/30/19.Potential kidding dates 2/25/20 thru end of March. Pregnancy confirmed by ultrasound on 12/15/19. Rocket (brown eyes, horned) BJ (brown eyes, horned) – expecting 3+ estimated due 3/9/20 Spice (brown eyes, horned) –…
I’ve known for some time that I would need to establish a sales policy. I’ve been working on it for over a year. Certain social media sites don’t allow you to sell animals via their platform. This amazes me but I won’t get on that soapbox. So, I updated the policy and have published it…