Keep up to date with goat & beef prices on meat.. i remember paying almost 10 a pound at rowes supermarket for goat meat. Don't get robbed by these middle men
Hi Myke and Tonia! There is actually a shepard that has a herd of goats out here that goes with the goats from field to field to help clear them. He has a little trailer he stays in and has three dogs that herd the goats. I see around them around every so often. God Bless and Take care!
I had dairy goats, and sold kids. I raised heritage hogs also. I sold the hogs before taking to the processor and delivered the package with added process fee. My friend raised Boer goat s and sold at a market. The tastiest meat ever!
We are in dairy goats right now and trying to decide to grow this herd or add meat goats and grow a dual herd. Great video! Ours right now pay for themselves for the year and make enough reinvest into the herd/infrastructure.
Awesome! We are fairly new in the world of goats. We have 2 (1 years old) boer does. They are full-blooded but not registered. I really want to grow our herd but also make some kind of income with them. All this info was great for us moving into the future with goats! Thank you
Good morning Myke and Tonya. Oh my goodness those puppies are beautiful little fluff balls. Are you able to rent the goats out to functions for a petting Zoo ? Those goats were determined to knock over the tripod... Glad that your camera survived. LOL Blue Cactus dairy goats (another RUclips channel) sells registered goats show goats and top milk line goats. And if I remember correctly they sold some kids last year for $5,000 that came from good milking lines. Thanks for sharing this information with us Myke and Tonya. Stay Happy, healthy, hydrated and safe. May God continue to bless you, your family and your adventures.
@@addisonranch so my first sale was late April early May cant really remember and I got 4.40 per pound the second one was July 3rd and I actually got 3.10 per pound so a 1.30 difference.
Great video! I’m getting into the number 1 way right now with my goats :) hoping to make pretty good money off of registered goats, but I’ll see. I’ll be happy even if I just break even after all this, cause overall it’s been a great experience for me.
Thanks so much for watching…. Ft Sill is a pretty cool place. Our son is stationed in Virginia should be back home this September or October. Tell your daughter thanks for her service. Happy New Year!!
Awesome video yall! You have gained a subscriber. I love watching goat videos. I’m a young man that likes investing but also don’t know where I want to be in life just yet. But these darn goats are interesting. Is it a lot of upkeep or could you go on like a two week vacation and just have a friend check on them daily? Thanks and God bless
Yes make sure you at least get 2 goats they are herd animals and do not do well alone. In Canada I think Kiko goats would do well. You can always do Boar goats but I think Kiko Mommas do a better job of raising there kids.
@@gbltheolechurch5acrehomestead yeah we got down to -12°F last winter and stayed in the negative temps for about a week, and our goats did fine. We did lose a couple new born babies tho. As long as the goats can stay dry and have a wind block they can be fine
I want to use goats to clear brush and poison oak and then later for meat. But I'm not sure if I can just change the diet a few months before butchering for the meat quality. Is it a good idea?
question. Why not hire farm hands? Everyone that makes good money with goats say they have their "farm hands" do the load. Im so confuse at this point. My wife and I are starting to get nervous with this dairy goat, chicken, duck, geese, and turkey farm idea. *gulp
Well just started watching you in the last month love your channel. I am about 4 years from retirement and my wife “already retired teacher” and I are going to give goats a try. That would be kiko goats. Do you have any advice on getting started what to watch out for. We live in south central Kentucky. Any advice would be appreciated once again love your channel
Its funny you ask that… I have a goat 101 video coming out in a week or so, its actually a collaboration video with two other channels that raise goats as well. I think it will help you a lot and answer a few of the questions you may have. Thanks for subbing and watching we appreciate it
Does anyone here want to grow their goats in Indonesia🇮🇩, in Indonesia there are only 2 rainy and dry seasons, so the grass here is very abundant, especially in oil palm plantations 🙏🙏
I did some research about 2 weeks ago and came up with weekly rental rates for 3-5 goats at a time to clear 1 acre. It came up to 200 per week plus 100 set up fee and it was a 3 week guarantee, plus any additional fees for extra fence and such. I was wanting to do something larger lime 30 to 60 goats for a day or two at a time. Not sure im gonna research some more and ask some of the people in our area that are doing it. Maybe make a video out of just thta down the road
What should you charge your customer witch if normally friends or family for a meat got for to keep the price per. Pound low but still make money what's the average price per pound for meat goods basically including butcher fees
We have 5 acres in Oklahoma, 3 acres of which is being used already. Thinking about raising goats for profit. We have three pygmies right now and looking into other breeds, but we are wondering if 2 acres is enough for a profitable goat farm?
short answer is no. if you put 6 goats per acre x 2 acres = 12 goats...all does, that all had twins = 24 babies to sell. 24 x 350$ = $8,400. there is not enough in it to think of it as a money maker until you hit around 50 goats or you find a niche market be it the 4h/ffa/show/dairy etc. avenue. It all depends how great you are at marketing and how great you can get your farm name out there. pygmies x nigerian dwarves will sell around 150$ a piece around here so you are 24 x $150 = $3,600 and then if you were to take out hay, feed, mineral, time spent you are not going to make a profit.
Thank you so much. I need goats to clear brush on 3 acres of swamp and prickers in Massachusetts. How do goats feel about streams and water? Do their hooves do a lot of damage? How often do you trim their hooves?
Our goats are Kiko goats and we don’t ever have to trim hooves but most goats do need their hooves trimmed. Goats don’t really like to get wet or even walk in water so they typically stay clear of damp ground
@@FowlerFamilyFarm Thanks so much for the info! I have heard Kiko goats are what I should get to clear the poison ivy and prickers. Maybe the wetlands will act as a fence at times, problem is it dries up end of summah. Cheers!
How much money do you get per pound of goat meat? Either in live weight or weight of processed cuts. The prices seem to be all over the place from 5 dollars a pound to 16 dollars a pound for processed cuts. If raising goats without pasture grass then you couldn’t make any money off the meat if it sells for any less than 13 dollars a pound. But if selling milk in theory I could?
My price is usually 3-5 dollars per pound before processing, and they are about 4-6 months old and I have no money in them, so I haven’t fed grain to them. You will usually get your best price at about 35-55 pounds
"This video is packed with useful tips! The idea at [3:12] about selling goat milk products is genius-so much potential there! 🐐💡 Has anyone tried this? Also, the tip at [6:45] about breeding goats for profit was really interesting. What's everyone's experience with that method?"
Any thoughts on the friendliest breeds that don't need to be milked? I want to get goats to play with but I won't be able to milk them twice a day. I have chickens and ducks and the breeds I have don't need to be milked so they're easier to take care of while i have a day job.
@@FowlerFamilyFarm interesting, so that applies to milk goats? How does it work with if you want to get milk but don't want to milk them? Will I only get milk while it's nursing a kid? And as long as I don't regularly milk them, it won't hurt them when I don't? Can I milk them at irregular intervals, or is it either every day/2x or not at all?
I'm fascitaned with rainsing goats and sheep I had good experiance,In my mother country ,but now I live I canada I really don't have ideas about rainsing goats sheep in Canada please is it profitable and how to find a farm
Yeah I mentioned that dairy goats may even have more opportunities to make money then meat goats. Dairy goats van be used for milk, cheese, soap and much more as well. I just don’t have the time right now with a full time job
@@FowlerFamilyFarm what do you mean by registered? Here in South Africa on average , a goat sells for R1950. Do the Dollar Rand exchange rate currently at 16 to 1
Registered mean pure blood line never mixed with any other goat so 100%Kiko. I sold some commercial (mixed breed) for around $150-$200 so around R2400-R3200
I haven’t taken to the sell barn in over a year. The last price I got was the highest I ever got per pound. I havent taken any this year the barn has been closed for a bit and will reopen in Sept.
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We rent our goats out for events, bday parties, festivals etc. We do 2 to 4 shows a week and pull in between $800 to $2500 a week.
Oh wow that’s impressive. How many goats that usually
how much do you ask per goat for shows?
What sites to you advertise on?
Wow that amazing 😊
Yeah but aren't you liable for any damage or possible injury's that occur? Or do they sign something?
My wife got excited when he said selling our kids 😂
Haha
Keep up to date with goat & beef prices on meat.. i remember paying almost 10 a pound at rowes supermarket for goat meat. Don't get robbed by these middle men
Hi Myke and Tonia! There is actually a shepard that has a herd of goats out here that goes with the goats from field to field to help clear them. He has a little trailer he stays in and has three dogs that herd the goats. I see around them around every so often. God Bless and Take care!
Yeah there are some people around here that do it as well. It would work not sure what they charge but its probably worth it. Thanks for watching
He’s called 123 homefree
Shepherds have sheep not goats
I had dairy goats, and sold kids. I raised heritage hogs also. I sold the hogs before taking to the processor and delivered the package with added process fee. My friend raised Boer goat s and sold at a market. The tastiest meat ever!
Yes we tried goat for the first time about a year ago and it might be my new favorite meat.
Very informative video. Good luck with getting where you want to be in the goat business. Be careful out there and stay safe. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
Thanks Linda appreciate you watching
The poor babies follow you around like you love them and you would never hurt them
They are food!! Not pets.
We are 35 in AR. We have missed all the snow so far. Happy New Years.
Happy New Year to you as well. We had very little snow but it was really really cold
We are in dairy goats right now and trying to decide to grow this herd or add meat goats and grow a dual herd. Great video! Ours right now pay for themselves for the year and make enough reinvest into the herd/infrastructure.
I want at least one milking goat but I really can’t spend the time with her yet sonI need to wait. Thanks for watching
Awesome! We are fairly new in the world of goats. We have 2 (1 years old) boer does. They are full-blooded but not registered. I really want to grow our herd but also make some kind of income with them. All this info was great for us moving into the future with goats! Thank you
We have a three channel collaboration goat video coming out next week he might like it as well. Thanks for watching appreciate it
Hi i can advice you better for future dear
Good morning Myke and Tonya.
Oh my goodness those puppies are beautiful little fluff balls.
Are you able to rent the goats out to functions for a petting Zoo ?
Those goats were determined to knock over the tripod... Glad that your camera survived. LOL
Blue Cactus dairy goats (another RUclips channel) sells registered goats show goats and top milk line goats. And if I remember correctly they sold some kids last year for $5,000 that came from good milking lines.
Thanks for sharing this information with us Myke and Tonya.
Stay Happy, healthy, hydrated and safe. May God continue to bless you, your family and your adventures.
Yes the puppies are adorable. I watch Blue Dairy all the time I love their channel. They do an awesome job teaching people about goats. Thanks Margie
Merry Christmas, Happy New year!!
All good points. Good video. Looking forward to see those kids.
We cant wait to see the new kids…. Probably late February tho. Thanks for watching Josh
Loved the video!! What month did you take your kids to chik when they did really well.?
It was either the last week of April or the first week of May.
@@FowlerFamilyFarm Wow!! I figured it was winter. What month did they not do as well?
@@addisonranch so my first sale was late April early May cant really remember and I got 4.40 per pound the second one was July 3rd and I actually got 3.10 per pound so a 1.30 difference.
@@FowlerFamilyFarm thanks..👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙏🙏
We sell USDA Approved Goat Meat, the best avenue to sell it is to Mexican, Italian, and Arabic restaurants.
I definitely agree, I am Muslim I understand why people who coock arabic foods like we doo, it has alot of meat alot
Are you already an approved goat meat seller? If so how long have you been doing it? How many pounds do you sell a year roughly?
Love ❤️ u People. It was very informative vlog. I want to start goat farm but little scared with cold weather of Ontario, Canada.
You can do it just make sure you get goats that are local to your area and are used to the cold weather
That was good! Thank you for Sharing
Thanks for watching Glenn
Good morning used to raise goats they were pygmies
Awesome. Thanks for watching Rebecca
Great video! I’m getting into the number 1 way right now with my goats :) hoping to make pretty good money off of registered goats, but I’ll see. I’ll be happy even if I just break even after all this, cause overall it’s been a great experience for me.
Yes break even for the first couple years is a good bet and them start profiting. Good luck Sylvia
@@FowlerFamilyFarm thanks :)
This video is awesome. Thanks
Thank you Boris
That was a clutch save 😂
Enjoyed it guys....greetings from southern Michigan. Love Oklahoma...daughter is at Ft.Sill and I've been down several times....Best of luck I n 2022.
Thanks so much for watching…. Ft Sill is a pretty cool place. Our son is stationed in Virginia should be back home this September or October. Tell your daughter thanks for her service. Happy New Year!!
@@FowlerFamilyFarm Same to your Son. Blessings!
Thanks.. Cylus is so sweet
Love the Great Pyrenees breed.
My question is, couldn’t you raise meat goats and also rent them out for clearing?
Awesome video yall! You have gained a subscriber. I love watching goat videos. I’m a young man that likes investing but also don’t know where I want to be in life just yet. But these darn goats are interesting. Is it a lot of upkeep or could you go on like a two week vacation and just have a friend check on them daily? Thanks and God bless
2 weeks? Maybe a bit much but 1 week if you have plenty of food and a pond
Just like me 😂 I’m looking for side investments for money I got a 97% boar goat idky lol
Great INFO…going to save this! What breed should we get? Hoping to get 2 MEAT goats to start?
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Yes make sure you at least get 2 goats they are herd animals and do not do well alone. In Canada I think Kiko goats would do well. You can always do Boar goats but I think Kiko Mommas do a better job of raising there kids.
Can the Kiko withstand the cold….-10 to -20c
@@gbltheolechurch5acrehomestead yeah we got down to -12°F last winter and stayed in the negative temps for about a week, and our goats did fine. We did lose a couple new born babies tho. As long as the goats can stay dry and have a wind block they can be fine
Can you make a video explaining the best genetics or what to look for in these registered goats
Sounds good I think I can do that. Not sure when I will come out but I’ll definitely do one of those videos.
One of the employee's at my local co-op rented his goats for clearing land. He paid college loans off.
Oh wow that would be incredible. I need to tell my 16 year old to pay his college with goat income.
@@FowlerFamilyFarm I live in the mountains of WV. He did this for many years.
Beautiful and Cute Goat Boss thanks for the info. New Subscriber sir pls. GodBless 🙏
Great video very informative just knowing just in case I ever get into it...a cool thing to know.... definitely
Thanks Javier.
I feel alot better about myself now
I want to use goats to clear brush and poison oak and then later for meat. But I'm not sure if I can just change the diet a few months before butchering for the meat quality. Is it a good idea?
Now all I need is a farm! 🧐
Yep that is all it takes. Even a small farm will work. Thanks for watching
question. Why not hire farm hands? Everyone that makes good money with goats say they have their "farm hands" do the load. Im so confuse at this point. My wife and I are starting to get nervous with this dairy goat, chicken, duck, geese, and turkey farm idea. *gulp
Well just started watching you in the last month love your channel. I am about 4 years from retirement and my wife “already retired teacher” and I are going to give goats a try. That would be kiko goats. Do you have any advice on getting started what to watch out for. We live in south central Kentucky. Any advice would be appreciated once again love your channel
Its funny you ask that… I have a goat 101 video coming out in a week or so, its actually a collaboration video with two other channels that raise goats as well. I think it will help you a lot and answer a few of the questions you may have. Thanks for subbing and watching we appreciate it
I m watching your video trying to learn few things
Awesome. Let me know what you think
@@FowlerFamilyFarm i will
Does anyone here want to grow their goats in Indonesia🇮🇩, in Indonesia there are only 2 rainy and dry seasons, so the grass here is very abundant, especially in oil palm plantations 🙏🙏
Whats you veiw on nubian goats?
I need one or at least a milk goat. I’ve never owned one so not much of an opinion
Thanks for the video. Do you have an estimate or some numbers on the going rate for renting out a herd for clearing brush? Thanks in advance
I did some research about 2 weeks ago and came up with weekly rental rates for 3-5 goats at a time to clear 1 acre. It came up to 200 per week plus 100 set up fee and it was a 3 week guarantee, plus any additional fees for extra fence and such. I was wanting to do something larger lime 30 to 60 goats for a day or two at a time. Not sure im gonna research some more and ask some of the people in our area that are doing it. Maybe make a video out of just thta down the road
Just what I was looking for thank you
What meat processors buy the goats buy the pound?
Depending on the state you need to be state inspection to sell meat off of a farm I know in Vermont you can if you are state inspection.
Yes some states do require inspections. We cant sell our goats unless the are ear tagged so that the can track the goat back to our farm if need be.
What should you charge your customer witch if normally friends or family for a meat got for to keep the price per. Pound low but still make money what's the average price per pound for meat goods basically including butcher fees
We have 5 acres in Oklahoma, 3 acres of which is being used already. Thinking about raising goats for profit. We have three pygmies right now and looking into other breeds, but we are wondering if 2 acres is enough for a profitable goat farm?
it could be a profit but it will limit how large the operation could be.
short answer is no. if you put 6 goats per acre x 2 acres = 12 goats...all does, that all had twins = 24 babies to sell. 24 x 350$ = $8,400. there is not enough in it to think of it as a money maker until you hit around 50 goats or you find a niche market be it the 4h/ffa/show/dairy etc. avenue. It all depends how great you are at marketing and how great you can get your farm name out there. pygmies x nigerian dwarves will sell around 150$ a piece around here so you are 24 x $150 = $3,600 and then if you were to take out hay, feed, mineral, time spent you are not going to make a profit.
Thank you so much. I need goats to clear brush on 3 acres of swamp and prickers in Massachusetts. How do goats feel about streams and water? Do their hooves do a lot of damage? How often do you trim their hooves?
Our goats are Kiko goats and we don’t ever have to trim hooves but most goats do need their hooves trimmed. Goats don’t really like to get wet or even walk in water so they typically stay clear of damp ground
@@FowlerFamilyFarm Thanks so much for the info! I have heard Kiko goats are what I should get to clear the poison ivy and prickers. Maybe the wetlands will act as a fence at times, problem is it dries up end of summah. Cheers!
hello seen you on Eddie family farm tonight
Thanks for coming over Bobbi we appreciate it
I think rental is better because you can keep doing it.
wow almost 3,000 subs
I know right. I had a video kind of go semi-viral but not really. Thanks for watching appreciate it
How much money do you get per pound of goat meat? Either in live weight or weight of processed cuts. The prices seem to be all over the place from 5 dollars a pound to 16 dollars a pound for processed cuts. If raising goats without pasture grass then you couldn’t make any money off the meat if it sells for any less than 13 dollars a pound. But if selling milk in theory I could?
My price is usually 3-5 dollars per pound before processing, and they are about 4-6 months old and I have no money in them, so I haven’t fed grain to them. You will usually get your best price at about 35-55 pounds
I love me some curry goat and rice
hello friend which brand can sold at high price goat thanks
Do you think selling goat milk would be a harmless and easy way too
Yes goat milk would be awesome.
"This video is packed with useful tips! The idea at [3:12] about selling goat milk products is genius-so much potential there! 🐐💡 Has anyone tried this? Also, the tip at [6:45] about breeding goats for profit was really interesting. What's everyone's experience with that method?"
Can I raise Goats outside with not shelter, how about when it rains ?
They really don’t like to get wet but if you have plenty of trees that they can get under for shade and shelter
Any thoughts on the friendliest breeds that don't need to be milked?
I want to get goats to play with but I won't be able to milk them twice a day.
I have chickens and ducks and the breeds I have don't need to be milked so they're easier to take care of while i have a day job.
You don’t have to milk goats if you don’t want to
@@FowlerFamilyFarm interesting, so that applies to milk goats?
How does it work with if you want to get milk but don't want to milk them?
Will I only get milk while it's nursing a kid?
And as long as I don't regularly milk them, it won't hurt them when I don't?
Can I milk them at irregular intervals, or is it either every day/2x or not at all?
I'm fascitaned with rainsing goats and sheep I had good experiance,In my mother country ,but now I live I canada I really don't have ideas about rainsing goats sheep in Canada please is it profitable and how to find a farm
It is profitable after the first year or so.
Cinnamon needs to go to market
How do I find a meat sale not an auction to take my livestock to? I am in Southern California and can only find sake auctions
You might ask around at your local co-op or farm store. It may not be allowed your state.
I’m having issues with finding a meat sale in my area (middle tn) all I get is a butcher stores. Is there a specific name for meat sale to goggle it?
Ours is just called Chickasha Meat Sale. I would google goat and sheep meat sale for your area
I really want to start a goat farm for their meat, its do delicious
How much would you charge to rent your goats out?
Depends on the amount of time spent at the property?
Have you made a video on making profit off milk goats?
No I haven’t…. I currently don’t have any milk goats
@@FowlerFamilyFarm okay! Well nice videos anyhow
I would like to get 10 goats to rent them out for weed control not sure what planets Goats have issues with I am in australia
What about raising goats for milk? That seems to be the most profitable way to raise them.
Yeah I mentioned that dairy goats may even have more opportunities to make money then meat goats. Dairy goats van be used for milk, cheese, soap and much more as well. I just don’t have the time right now with a full time job
For livestock auction the best place is near large carribean and muslim populations.
Very true
Pls how can I buy goat in bulk
Which breed of dog is this pup in ur lap
That is Silas. He is a great Pyrenees and Anatolian shepherd mix is now a pretty big boy and takes care of the bucks.
May i know where is this farm? Thanks
We are in Oklahoma
Do we need license for this? Or not?
From GA
Not here in Oklahoma we don’t
Weldon myke and tonia
is this goat business your main source of income
Hello … Can I raise goats in Reading, Northern California?
Im sure you can
@@FowlerFamilyFarm Thank you my friend
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Whers is a meat sell here in Oklahoma i live in tulsa
The closest one to me is Chickasha not sure about the Tulsa area
It took you a couple years to get to the point hahaha
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Aren’t your bucks registered? If so, you can get their daughters registered at 50%
Yes they are but its gonna be a while before we get them to the (94% maybe) to be purebreds
@@FowlerFamilyFarm yeah
How much is a goat?
Depends on male or female and if its registered or commercial. Registered are more expensive
@@FowlerFamilyFarm what do you mean by registered? Here in South Africa on average , a goat sells for R1950. Do the Dollar Rand exchange rate currently at 16 to 1
Registered mean pure blood line never mixed with any other goat so 100%Kiko. I sold some commercial (mixed breed) for around $150-$200 so around R2400-R3200
@@FowlerFamilyFarm whats special about kiko, somehow bigger or gives birth to twins?
New subscriber from killeen tx
Thanks for subbing we appreciate it.
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You go cinnamon 💜🩷
You took your goats to the wrong auction barn they sell for 2.65 a pound as of this week and were $4 not to long ago.
I haven’t taken to the sell barn in over a year. The last price I got was the highest I ever got per pound. I havent taken any this year the barn has been closed for a bit and will reopen in Sept.
I have an idea to make money from goats, LOL Goat Sponsorships? You get the Good male goat, I pay the cost to get the goat and I get to name it?
So you pay for my goat and you get to name it. That would work but that could get expensive.
@@FowlerFamilyFarm There are only two names I would buy TC Games and Billy. LOL But other might buy other names? LOL
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Meat sales to immigrant populations. I know people who would buy during holidays.
Yes certainly
I want boer goats for meat 😁😁
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You have scattered mind. Get to the point. What are the 5 top ways?
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