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Category: Goats

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How to Keep Goats from Getting Stuck in a Fence

If you’re wondering how to keep your goats from getting stuck in a fence, you’ve come to the right place. Goats are fun, enjoyable animals to raise - but there’s no questioning the fact that...

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Can Goats Free-Range?

I'm interested in trying my hand at permaculture and silvopasture, so free-ranging my goats is a goal of mine. Goats are great mowers and if you didn't already know, 10 of them can clear an acre in a...

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Can Goat Horns Grow Back?

On my homestead, I'm a big fan of letting nature take the wheel as much as possible, but one of the toughest subjects I've faced so far is dehorning and disbudding (dehorning the early, or budding...

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link to What Do Goats Need for Shelter?

What Do Goats Need for Shelter?

When it comes to shelter, goats don't need a lot. In most cases, a simple hoop house will provide enough protection, which is good news for warmer climates like mine (central Texas). I'm not looking...

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link to How To Clean a Goat Pen (and Keep It Clean)

How To Clean a Goat Pen (and Keep It Clean)

Keeping a goat's pen clean is an essential task on the homestead since goats can quickly develop worms or parasites, especially during warm or wet weather. At the same time, goats are pretty messy...

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How to Keep a Goat Pen Dry

Keeping a goat's pen dry is challenging, but necessary to reduce parasites, worms, and bacteria from spreading. When it comes to flooring and bedding, I prefer the deep litter method, but many goat...

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Hey, I'm Tyler Ziton. After a decade of health issues, I found the only thing I needed was to eat fresh food. With some trial and error, I learned that the best way to make sure food was fresh was to grow it myself. Today, I'm learning about everything gardening, off-gridding, and homesteading. This site is the place where I share everything I've learned to help get you moving on your homesteading journey.

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