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I am now teaching the goat operations class 102 for Farm to Consumer Foundation. Join us for a four-part series - over the phone, from the convenience of your home. For farmers at all levels of cow/goat share experience and consumers who want to learn more about the topic. Classes are in April, June and August 2012 |
Dairy Herd:Our dairy herd consists of Nubian, Alpine, LaMancha and Saanan goats. We have started collecting the best genetics for milk and show in Colorado and Wyoming. We currently have South Fork, Colorado Caprine, Mega Milkers, Goldthwaite, Nashama, Harmody and Mamm-Key bloodlines. The Nubians are well known for their long floppy ears, Alpines are very graceful and have erect ears, LaManchas are the "earless" goats and the Saanans are well known for their awesome milk production. Alpines remind me by their appearance that goats are related to the deer family. All of our animals are tested for TB, Brucellosis, CAE and parasites on a regular basis. They range in age from this years kids to seven years old. A well cared for dairy goat will produce milk anywhere from 7-10 years on average. They are curious and gentle by nature which makes them perfect as a dairy animal. They are friendly and remind me a lot of dogs, as they will follow you around and want to be wherever you are.
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