common diseases and treatments
parasite problems
Nutrition needs for dairy doe
pasture management
marketing products
100

This disease targets the bones and can affect an entire goat herd, and is transferred from blood or feces, and there is no cure

CAE (Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis)

100

These parasites attach to the neck, ears, and belly and cause irritation and spread disease 

Ticks

100

This type of feed is high in protein and calcium and is excellent for lactation, but it is important to balance it with minerals.

Legume Hay/Alfalfa

100

These two things are the most important for goats when living outside grazing 

Water and three-sided shelter

100

What is goat meat called

Chevon

200

This disease is transferred from milking equipment and bedding. The symptoms are sores on the lips and gums, which are thick and painful 

Sore Mouth Disease

200

These parasites thrive in the goat's coat and cause intense itching, hair loss, and scabs.

Lice

200

This feed is good for maintenance and is important to feed with higher protein grain

Grass Hay/Timothy Hay

200

When goats graze, they help control this out in the pasture

Weeds

200

This is really sawed after and is more expensive than other products like it

Goat Milk

300

The only cure for this disease is prevention by cleaning all implements and buying from herds that were already tested. A Symptom includes chronic weight loss and is spread through infected manure.

Johne's Disease

300

These creatures burrow into the skin, causing scabs, thickening the skin, and causing hair loss

Mites

300

This type of feeding allows goats to graze and eat at their own pace in a big plot.

Pasture

300

It's important to test this and make sure this is good when goats graze to ensure you have the best types of feed growing

Soil Health

300

Goats produce Fiber, which is used to make these products

Yarn, Socks, Hats, blankets
400

To cure this disease in goats, it's important to supplement vitamin B along with the treatment, which is Baycox (toltrazuril coccidiocide), which needs to be treated for more than 5 days

Coccidia

400

These creatures are internal and thrive on internal tissue, and scientists say they can also eat brains

Brain Worm

400

What percentage of forage is recommended for a dairy goat's diet?

75-80%

400

This type of pasture management is dividing it into small portions and moving goats to different spots to keep the feed fresh

Rotational Grazing

400

These types of meat can help utilize less popular cuts of meat

jerky, sausages

500

This disease is highly contagious and affects the eye, making it a bright pink color and causing it to become inflamed and outbreaks when new goats are introduced to the herd.

Pinkeye

500

These creatures live internally and suck blood slowly, causing severe weakness and potentially death.

Barber Pole Warm

500

It's important that goats have constant access to this, along with their feed

water

500

Rotational grazing is important because it breaks the life cycle for this type of creature

parasite control

500

Goat milk is most commonly used in these products

Ice cream, yogurt, butter