VISITS, classes, tours, yoga - anything on your property requires insurance to cover your back side - LOVE all of your great ideas. Another set of ideas - if you butcher for yourself or have a decent butcher - selling skins, horns, hooves, meat can be turned into dog food and never forget the blessings of manure and compost sells :) Thanks Delci
I'm turning my inheritance into something great! I got inheritance after my mother past and my partner inherited a really good chunk of land. We have decided to turn that bit of land into a homestead with a few cows, goats, chickens and ducks. We plan to offer goat milk, kids, meat and cow milk and calves. Duck eggs, duck meat, ducklings same for chickens. We are looking at rainwater collection and solar power but still have utility hookups for some things. We also plan for bees and plant growth/veggies. We want an honesty road side farm stall. So far we just have the cash and the land but we are so excited to get started and your videos are so helpful in my research! We want to be as self sufficient as we possibly can. His son is super excited that he's going to be able to help raise some kids and chickies and help with the homestead. I thought I had a crazy idea but I'm so glad we are all so excited about turning dreams to reality.
I missed your comment somehow! I hope these last nine months have been fruitful for you! This sounds amazing and I wish you all the best as you move forward!
Hi from Western Australia, Delci. New subscriber; I find your videos very easy to watch, informative, full of very practical information. We grew up in small country towns, and finally at age 62 we bought our first farm. I’m grateful and blessed to say that we bought our place debt free, we’ve added substantial infrastructure (still without debt). Our livestock started with bees and laying hens, 2 female rabbits, then we added meat chickens for our own consumption. Tomorrow is a very exciting day for us, as we are going to meet and select our first Nigerian dwarf doe kids. It’s hard work, but we love it. We’re heading to self sufficiency, eggs, honey, chicken. We grow a decent amount of our fruit and veggies which are amazingly delicious, I use multiple preservation methods for every harvest time. We’ve only been here 18 months now, and I reckon in about another 2 years, we’ll be able to schedule a day off. 😂. Keep up the good work, Delci. God bless you and keep you safe xx 🙏🏽❤️
Hi Delci I'm in Australia and I'm subscribed to a guy who makes a lot of very high quality cheeses in his kitchen with just simple pots and pans. Plus he has a very good book on small scale production of cheese but there are a lot Amazon. The thing is he has a huge following from all over the world as I know you do so if you don't actually sell the cheese and it's a hobby you'll have a lot of friends 😀
I can't wait to have farm tours 😁😁😁😁😁 and goat yoga. I told my Pastor last night he was going to preach off my porch one day while everyone hugs all the goats 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Thanks for all the ideas. I don't have any goats yet (live in the city) but hoping to get out of the city very soon and goats and chickens are the first things I want so learning ways to help make them profitable is great.
Hello Delci. We are expecting our first kidds any day. They are both first time mommas as well. So exciting. I am trying to be out there for when they actually have them. I spend as much as my day out there as possible. I love this life. We raise all sorts of poultry and we have the goats and also pigs. Along with our dog, Hercules. Exciting and blissful.
I was talking to my neighbor not to long ago and mentioned that eventually we would like to get goats and he was like "omg I would pay you to let them graze in my woods." So I already have an income lined up. Though I'm not even close to getting them seeing as we only have a quarter of our 5 acre back yard fenced in so far.
Another way is... We have been disbudding lot of our friends goats for them. I would not suggest doing this until you have plenty of experience doing this but you are correct... there are lots of ways to benefit from your goat herd. Thanks!
Yes! That's a great one to add! I know some people trim goat hooves for others in their area! So that's another one to add to the list as well! So many possibilities! Thanks for adding ideas! :)
I’m so excited for you to have it as well!! AND to get started with your homestead! So many things to do and think about! (Just remember to enjoy it all the way!)
You will love the goat binder! It has saved me so many times in the barn when I needed to write down something or look up a certain medicine or weight chart!
Thank You for posting this video, and all of them ...Don't Quit...You are a blessing to so many people out there...God is using you in a great & mighty way!
Thank you, well done. We have a small Nubian herd for ourselves but can barter with a farm store our excess milk products. This year I plan to upgrade the cheese to hard cheeses, and start making soaps. Of course I will need practice first. I am pretty good at training young doelings to the stanchion and like your idea of raising them for in milk does. We sell in milk does occasionally but not as a farm plan. Sounds like fun.
Great ideas! First and foremost I am focusing on filling my families needs, then working towards the things you talked about. I did recently sell a goat that's better suited for a pet, and decided that we will keep the buckling from this years kids for meat.
Great plans! And it’s so wonderful to be able to keep our families full of goat milk products. It’s so healthy and yummy! But so glad you are also thinking ahead to other possibilities! 😊
Im in my first year of goats sheep bunnys and chickens, im bringing 5 nubians home one is in milk! Im so excited!!!! My boer are only a few months old i figured i had a whole year until i could milk them.....
I miss Montana i lived in complete opposite area of where yall lived as far NW as you can get but gettin my two kids soon when i get back from my trip got your binder an whatnot ordered an dont forget skins they make excellent gloves an other things too!
Saving this video to look back on! So many good ideas! 1 question, where did you get your milk pail? Would like to get one! Thanks again Delci! You nailed ot! 🙌🙏🤗
I bought it from Hoeggers Supply Co. a handful of years ago. I don't think it's available anymore though. I just checked their site and don't see it. I haven't look any where to see if anyone else sells it! In a year or so I'll want another one too so my kids can milk next to me!
Hi Delhi, we really love your milk room setup. It would be great if you would make a video about the building of your milkroom/setup. May Yah bless and keep.
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage sorry, I may have missed some of your vids for awhile. Also your mineral feeders are amazing. I saw something like them that a friend used to feed her baby turkeys and chicks. I would love to see how they were made in more detail also.
There is a co. In Pittsburgh that uses goats to clear overgrown lots and steep properties. They have the goats sometimes set up by bike paths with pay feeders full of treats.🌈😃🤙
The “package” idea is exactly what I’ve been thinking about for selling my honey products and goat milk products and even garden items. I’m happy to hear you give that idea as well. Now I just have to learn how to make all the products that I have in my head 😂 We’ve raised 9 baby goats on whole milk and they thrive so much. One doe didn’t produce any milk at all for her twin girls. Our Breeder sells her babies on bottle using whole milk. It opens up the world to anybody who wants a bottle baby to raise as a super friendly goat. Just another thought for making money by selling baby goats. Of course, we’ve made $00000 so far selling them 🤣🤣
Yes! I really think the package idea is the way to go! There are so many possibilities on how to put things together etc If only we had 8 more hours in a day to be able to have time to learn how to make all the stuff we want to 😆 Great thoughts on raising bottle babies! Thanks!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage I posted a video of our twins, Nigerian and spoiled rotten 😆 My husband wanted a video of Anna to show at work, but little Bella stole Anna’s thunder 🤣
Hi Delci, Thank you for these priceless pieces of information. Please share what breeds are in this video. Also, can you please share your opinions on the best goats for milk and meat?
Good day. Need assistance. I'm somewhat disabled and the disability checks aren't cutting it to live on, I want to be more self efficient. Been researching. Your site appears to have the most educationable.. You suggested you have a booklet on keeping them healthy and some downloadable information. Need your help please. Oh ya, I live in Idaho.
I'm looking into starting a homestead here in uk. Want to start with sheep and goats as already set up for it as old horse paddocks. I want meat and milk goats is the a good breed that does both.
hello Delci , we should be getting our two nanny goat back from breeding they took them to the bucks pen in mid January how would we know if they are bred?
There are several ways to find out :) You can get a P-Test and test their urine. Or you can get an ultrasound on her as well at about 45 days. I have a recent ultrasound video on my channel you can watch to see how that works :) Congratulations, by the way!
here is another way to make money with your goats. I have trained two of my goats tricks such as jumping through hoops or dancing. I then take them to nursing homes and they do their tricks and then everyone gets to pet the goats and get some pictures with them. I do get paid for this service. $75 to $100 each show.
HELLO DELCI AND EVERYONE ON HERE, PLSSSSS HOW & WHERE CAN I DOWNLOAD THE PDF FROM PLSSSSS, WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IF I COULD GET THE LINK. THANKS EVERYONE
After 3 years on our farm we just seem to break even and that is fine with us. We was thinking about milking one of our goats and buying a pump to milk her. Do you think we can break even this year if we buy a pump? We want to make some cheese and soap with the milk. Thanks for your time and God bless you!!
Hey there! That's so great that you're breaking even! That's a relief and a huge blessing! That's hard to say as to how to go about this. You could either: 1. Set aside money from your goat income and be willing to fill in needed money from your main fund if you're short at the end of the year. 2. Sell an extra goat or do one or more of the ideas in this video to make extra money to be set aside for the purchase of the pump. 3. Buy the pump with funds from your "day job" or other jobs. And save the money made from the the goats to pay for the goat supplies/hay. And just know that it's an investment that you've thought about, decided on and it's important and will make life easier. And if you don't have the full funds right now, put away $10, $50, $100 a month to save up for it. Get together as a family and decide which would be the best way to do this for your family. Hope that helps :) Best of wishes!
I’m crazy, Delci, but I think bucks in rut are cute. The smell doesn’t bother me either. I love their curled up lip, and the noises they make. Not so much how they want to mate with everything, lol. My, Annie, goat isn’t so impressed 🤣🤣
Oh, I agree! Bucks are charming in their lunacy! 😆 And my new buck doesn't smell NEAR as bad as my old one! (Thankfully!) And yeah...my ladies roll their eyes at him now...they are THROUGH with him...until next fall 😆
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage I have two buck’s. They have been excellent during this time. As you said, the ladies are done with them now, lol. Have a good day. Blessings 🥰🥰🙏🏻🙏🏻😇😇
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage I had to show my hubby , normally people seem to cut out the natural occurrences and often they makes amazing video footage. yours just happen to be great anyway lol i love your videos and look out for them xx
That's great! I wish we the people were allowed to make our own decisions for our health. I think it's silly there are such tight regulations on milk sales. But at least you can sell it that way :)
I'm raising Mini-Nubians. In the last couple of years, I moved to a 6th generation Mini-Nubian buck who will give me bigger, longer eared and hopefully more milk producing Mini-Nubians.
Hi. I love your channel. I'm disturbed about the goat yoga comments. Yoga is not for Christians so to have you suggest it is shocking. God tells us He is a jealous God and does not share His glory. Jesus and Buddha cannot share glory. Yoga is bhuddist.
Selling the kids .... fantastic idea ... she's 14 and getting to that stage where she thinks she's an adult. You've made my day!!!
I think selling my kids to buy goats is just a really good trade off. 🤣
😂 We’re in the thick of things too!😂 teenagers…
VISITS, classes, tours, yoga - anything on your property requires insurance to cover your back side - LOVE all of your great ideas. Another set of ideas - if you butcher for yourself or have a decent butcher - selling skins, horns, hooves, meat can be turned into dog food and never forget the blessings of manure and compost sells :) Thanks Delci
Love these ideas! ❤️
I'm turning my inheritance into something great! I got inheritance after my mother past and my partner inherited a really good chunk of land. We have decided to turn that bit of land into a homestead with a few cows, goats, chickens and ducks. We plan to offer goat milk, kids, meat and cow milk and calves. Duck eggs, duck meat, ducklings same for chickens. We are looking at rainwater collection and solar power but still have utility hookups for some things. We also plan for bees and plant growth/veggies. We want an honesty road side farm stall. So far we just have the cash and the land but we are so excited to get started and your videos are so helpful in my research! We want to be as self sufficient as we possibly can. His son is super excited that he's going to be able to help raise some kids and chickies and help with the homestead. I thought I had a crazy idea but I'm so glad we are all so excited about turning dreams to reality.
I missed your comment somehow!
I hope these last nine months have been fruitful for you!
This sounds amazing and I wish you all the best as you move forward!
Hi from Western Australia, Delci. New subscriber; I find your videos very easy to watch, informative, full of very practical information. We grew up in small country towns, and finally at age 62 we bought our first farm. I’m grateful and blessed to say that we bought our place debt free, we’ve added substantial infrastructure (still without debt). Our livestock started with bees and laying hens, 2 female rabbits, then we added meat chickens for our own consumption. Tomorrow is a very exciting day for us, as we are going to meet and select our first Nigerian dwarf doe kids. It’s hard work, but we love it. We’re heading to self sufficiency, eggs, honey, chicken. We grow a decent amount of our fruit and veggies which are amazingly delicious, I use multiple preservation methods for every harvest time. We’ve only been here 18 months now, and I reckon in about another 2 years, we’ll be able to schedule a day off. 😂. Keep up the good work, Delci. God bless you and keep you safe xx 🙏🏽❤️
Hi Delci I'm in Australia and I'm subscribed to a guy who makes a lot of very high quality cheeses in his kitchen with just simple pots and pans. Plus he has a very good book on small scale production of cheese but there are a lot Amazon. The thing is he has a huge following from all over the world as I know you do so if you don't actually sell the cheese and it's a hobby you'll have a lot of friends 😀
I can't wait to have farm tours 😁😁😁😁😁 and goat yoga. I told my Pastor last night he was going to preach off my porch one day while everyone hugs all the goats 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
I LOVE this idea! That makes me think of warm summer evenings, with the crickets humming and frogs singing. Oooooohhh...I can't wait for summer!
We had a baptism in our pond and our ENTIRE herd of goats and the couple cows we had were right there in attendance with everyone!
Thanks for all the ideas. I don't have any goats yet (live in the city) but hoping to get out of the city very soon and goats and chickens are the first things I want so learning ways to help make them profitable is great.
You can do it! That's so great to hear and so exciting! So much to think about and plan and DO! 😊
Hello Delci. We are expecting our first kidds any day. They are both first time mommas as well. So exciting. I am trying to be out there for when they actually have them. I spend as much as my day out there as possible. I love this life. We raise all sorts of poultry and we have the goats and also pigs. Along with our dog, Hercules. Exciting and blissful.
Yay! So excited for you! It's a miracle to be a part of and so thrilling to watch!
I love this life too 😊
I've just discovered your channel and I really appreciate that you've taken the time to put this together.
My pleasure! Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks for a great informative video
You’re very welcome! ❤️
I was talking to my neighbor not to long ago and mentioned that eventually we would like to get goats and he was like "omg I would pay you to let them graze in my woods." So I already have an income lined up. Though I'm not even close to getting them seeing as we only have a quarter of our 5 acre back yard fenced in so far.
I’m devouring your videos.
Great material- thank you !
Another way is... We have been disbudding lot of our friends goats for them. I would not suggest doing this until you have plenty of experience doing this but you are correct... there are lots of ways to benefit from your goat herd. Thanks!
Yes! That's a great one to add! I know some people trim goat hooves for others in their area! So that's another one to add to the list as well! So many possibilities! Thanks for adding ideas! :)
Salam and hi I lesson your videos which gives me most knowledge about goats life thank you so much.
Love all the information you provide!! Can't wait for my goat binder and to get going with our homestead 😊
I’m so excited for you to have it as well!! AND to get started with your homestead!
So many things to do and think about! (Just remember to enjoy it all the way!)
You will love the goat binder! It has saved me so many times in the barn when I needed to write down something or look up a certain medicine or weight chart!
Thank You for posting this video, and all of them ...Don't Quit...You are a blessing to so many people out there...God is using you in a great & mighty way!
Thanks. Great video.
So glad it was helpful!
This is really great information but the best part was the random animal sneezes and farm noises in the background. Made my night!!
LOL! There is never a shortage of noises around here 😆
Thank you so much for all the ideas. You produce such nice, helpful videos! 🐐
You are very welcome 😊
So glad a spark of ideas came out of it for you 😊
I love your videos on goats. I have a question...Is your goat binder apply to Nigerian goats as well?
Thank you, well done. We have a small Nubian herd for ourselves but can barter with a farm store our excess milk products. This year I plan to upgrade the cheese to hard cheeses, and start making soaps. Of course I will need practice first. I am pretty good at training young doelings to the stanchion and like your idea of raising them for in milk does. We sell in milk does occasionally but not as a farm plan. Sounds like fun.
Why are you only one in this world...I wait always for your videos
The one for you is just waiting for you to find her! 😊
Thanks for your video, I just had an idea.
You are so amazing ! I am Learning So much !
Fantastic!
Great ideas! First and foremost I am focusing on filling my families needs, then working towards the things you talked about. I did recently sell a goat that's better suited for a pet, and decided that we will keep the buckling from this years kids for meat.
Great plans!
And it’s so wonderful to be able to keep our families full of goat milk products. It’s so healthy and yummy!
But so glad you are also thinking ahead to other possibilities! 😊
Thank you
Im in my first year of goats sheep bunnys and chickens, im bringing 5 nubians home one is in milk! Im so excited!!!! My boer are only a few months old i figured i had a whole year until i could milk them.....
That’s a great way to start!
I brought home two does in milk to start too!
I miss Montana i lived in complete opposite area of where yall lived as far NW as you can get but gettin my two kids soon when i get back from my trip got your binder an whatnot ordered an dont forget skins they make excellent gloves an other things too!
Good addition!
So excited for you getting some kids!
Nice video and good information
So many possibilities! 😊😍 🐐 🥛
AWESOMELY AWESOME VIDEO. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS INFORMATIVE VIDEO, GOD BLESS YOU DELCI....
im glad I have found you out! great channel and you are wonderfull
Saving this video to look back on! So many good ideas! 1 question, where did you get your milk pail? Would like to get one! Thanks again Delci! You nailed ot! 🙌🙏🤗
Me to i would love to know as well
I bought it from Hoeggers Supply Co. a handful of years ago. I don't think it's available anymore though. I just checked their site and don't see it. I haven't look any where to see if anyone else sells it! In a year or so I'll want another one too so my kids can milk next to me!
Great video! Thanks for the information!
My friend am growing my heritage❤
Can you please do a video showing your milking stands? Absolutely intrigued.
I love your videos❤
Very helpful.
So glad it was helpful! 💪🏻👍🏻😊
Great ideas
Hi Delhi, we really love your milk room setup. It would be great if you would make a video about the building of your milkroom/setup. May Yah bless and keep.
This is what I have so far 😊
ruclips.net/video/zpgkvGKm_fo/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/M1GwQyXNr7I/видео.html
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage sorry, I may have missed some of your vids for awhile.
Also your mineral feeders are amazing. I saw something like them that a friend used to feed her baby turkeys and chicks. I would love to see how they were made in more detail also.
@@GrandmaGingersFarm
You can read about how i them together here:
alifeofheritage.com/farm-living/goat-mineral-feeder/
😊
Hi I'm imran Bhatti from Pakistan... very nice and good working in goat 🐐 framing I like it,,,,,,👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
I want Alpine goats from foreign country how I can buy it from foreign country please tell me about it thank you.
Good ideas
Great ideas!
There is a co. In Pittsburgh that uses goats to clear overgrown lots and steep properties. They have the goats sometimes set up by bike paths with pay feeders full of treats.🌈😃🤙
Yes! Once the details are figured out, it can be a great way to earn some income! Thanks for sharing! 😀
The “package” idea is exactly what I’ve been thinking about for selling my honey products and goat milk products and even garden items. I’m happy to hear you give that idea as well. Now I just have to learn how to make all the products that I have in my head 😂
We’ve raised 9 baby goats on whole milk and they thrive so much. One doe didn’t produce any milk at all for her twin girls. Our Breeder sells her babies on bottle using whole milk. It opens up the world to anybody who wants a bottle baby to raise as a super friendly goat. Just another thought for making money by selling baby goats. Of course, we’ve made $00000 so far selling them 🤣🤣
Yes! I really think the package idea is the way to go! There are so many possibilities on how to put things together etc
If only we had 8 more hours in a day to be able to have time to learn how to make all the stuff we want to 😆
Great thoughts on raising bottle babies! Thanks!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage I posted a video of our twins, Nigerian and spoiled rotten 😆
My husband wanted a video of Anna to show at work, but little Bella stole Anna’s thunder 🤣
Hi Delci,
Thank you for these priceless pieces of information. Please share what breeds are in this video. Also, can you please share your opinions on the best goats for milk and meat?
Good day. Need assistance.
I'm somewhat disabled and the disability checks aren't cutting it to live on, I want to be more self efficient.
Been researching. Your site appears to have the most educationable..
You suggested you have a booklet on keeping them healthy and some downloadable information.
Need your help please. Oh ya, I live in Idaho.
Hey there! So nice to meet you!
You can find more info about my goat binder and helpful resources here: vip.alifeofheritage.com
Really enjoyed all your information!! Lots to think about 😊
Think think think! Plan plan plan! 😆 and *hopefully* enjoy the process!
We also have goats. I think they are very good animals.
They are the best! ❤️
What kind of testing do goats need and how do you get them done? Our closest vet is 3 hours away.
I'm looking into starting a homestead here in uk. Want to start with sheep and goats as already set up for it as old horse paddocks. I want meat and milk goats is the a good breed that does both.
hello Delci , we should be getting our two nanny goat back from breeding they took them to the bucks pen in mid January how would we know if they are bred?
There are several ways to find out :) You can get a P-Test and test their urine. Or you can get an ultrasound on her as well at about 45 days. I have a recent ultrasound video on my channel you can watch to see how that works :) Congratulations, by the way!
Omw to quit my job and become a farmer 🏃♀️
We’re is the pdf
Haw many benefit you get from 1 goat's everly from breading
Does it matter the breed for meat?
here is another way to make money with your goats. I have trained two of my goats tricks such as jumping through hoops or dancing. I then take them to nursing homes and they do their tricks and then everyone gets to pet the goats and get some pictures with them. I do get paid for this service. $75 to $100 each show.
HELLO DELCI AND EVERYONE ON HERE, PLSSSSS HOW & WHERE CAN I DOWNLOAD THE PDF FROM PLSSSSS, WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IF I COULD GET THE LINK. THANKS EVERYONE
After 3 years on our farm we just seem to break even and that is fine with us. We was thinking about milking one of our goats and buying a pump to milk her. Do you think we can break even this year if we buy a pump? We want to make some cheese and soap with the milk. Thanks for your time and God bless you!!
Hey there! That's so great that you're breaking even! That's a relief and a huge blessing! That's hard to say as to how to go about this.
You could either:
1. Set aside money from your goat income and be willing to fill in needed money from your main fund if you're short at the end of the year.
2. Sell an extra goat or do one or more of the ideas in this video to make extra money to be set aside for the purchase of the pump.
3. Buy the pump with funds from your "day job" or other jobs. And save the money made from the the goats to pay for the goat supplies/hay. And just know that it's an investment that you've thought about, decided on and it's important and will make life easier. And if you don't have the full funds right now, put away $10, $50, $100 a month to save up for it.
Get together as a family and decide which would be the best way to do this for your family.
Hope that helps :) Best of wishes!
Hi Rickey, have you bought the pump yet? How it is going?
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage you are full with ideas. Thanks for helping other farmers.
3:44 bless you sweet girl!!
I’m crazy, Delci, but I think bucks in rut are cute. The smell doesn’t bother me either.
I love their curled up lip, and the noises they make.
Not so much how they want to mate with everything, lol.
My, Annie, goat isn’t so impressed 🤣🤣
Oh, I agree! Bucks are charming in their lunacy! 😆 And my new buck doesn't smell NEAR as bad as my old one! (Thankfully!)
And yeah...my ladies roll their eyes at him now...they are THROUGH with him...until next fall 😆
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage I have two buck’s. They have been excellent during this time.
As you said, the ladies are done with them now, lol.
Have a good day. Blessings 🥰🥰🙏🏻🙏🏻😇😇
Oh my goodness that calf really loves you lololol
Right?? lol She just needed some loving ❤️
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage I had to show my hubby , normally people seem to cut out the natural occurrences and often they makes amazing video footage. yours just happen to be great anyway lol i love your videos and look out for them xx
In South Korea, goat is 10 dollars per pound.
Goat can go for really well here too!
You are a beautiful person.
Goats cheese ❤
Yum! So good!
Weather goats are not useless!! - You can make money with them as great Packgoat ( just maybe not with your breed)
Ah...you are so right! I do love my old guys! I would so love to get some pack goats...AND I REALLY need to find a goat cart! 😉
I m from Pakistan my country breed 🐐 milking copisty is 6 kg in 24 hours and your breed goats how much milking copisty ???? Please tell me
What minerals do you feed your goats?
we sell it for pet food.
That's great! I wish we the people were allowed to make our own decisions for our health. I think it's silly there are such tight regulations on milk sales. But at least you can sell it that way :)
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage I know the goverment should not tell us how to sell our food.
@@terrycarefoot4038 completely agree!!
How could anyone turn down cow kisses? ( :
How many ways are you making money with goats?
What breed of goats do you raise?
I'm raising Mini-Nubians. In the last couple of years, I moved to a 6th generation Mini-Nubian buck who will give me bigger, longer eared and hopefully more milk producing Mini-Nubians.
Hi. I love your channel. I'm disturbed about the goat yoga comments. Yoga is not for Christians so to have you suggest it is shocking. God tells us He is a jealous God and does not share His glory. Jesus and Buddha cannot share glory. Yoga is bhuddist.
Yoga is a Hindu religion thing. Not Buddhist. Goat yoga sounds gross!
Woman u forgot the goat behind you
I am not selling my dear ones AS MEAT Thanks
I totally get that 😊
But some people are raising meat goats. And that’s fine too!