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🐐🥛 How Much MILK is Each Goat Producing SIX Months After Kidding? 4 Mini-Nubians Take Milking Test
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2020
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Have you ever wondered how much milk a goat produces? Well, six months after my goats had their kids, I share what each of them are making right now.
We are heading into winter with snow on the ground and getting ready for breeding season to start the milking cycle once again.
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Hi, Delci! I always enjoy seeing the goats. Such amazing animals. As always, you do such a great job sharing great information. I really look forward to your videos. GOD bless you my friend! Have a wonderful day! 😊❤️🙏🏼
Hi Jerry! So good to hear from you!
How are you doing?
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Ugh! I’ll just be glad to see 2020 leave! LoL
@@JerryGDawg56 lol, isn’t that the truth???
2021 is bound to be better...right???
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage I’m sure praying it will be. One thing we know for sure is that GOD’s in charge. :)
@@JerryGDawg56 yes!!! THAT is our only true hope!
You failed to say that this is only one milking...so for newbies remember you will get this much twice a day! I loved your goat milk test. We have one Nubian who gave 5 qts per day in peak...and she was first freshner. Our Nigerian Dwarf peaked at 2 qts per day but it was the sweetest, creamiest milk ever. This spring I will have my first Mini Nubians kidding so I’m hoping for sweet milk, and a lot of it!
I can't remember if I said in in this video, but I am only milking once a day. But you're right! It would double a day if I milked twice!
I hope that for you as well! Bring on the sweet and creamy milk!
I have two goats Sophie and Daisy they are wonderful they are not old enough to breed yet, they are Toggenburg goats and are getting bred this year!
Yay!! I’m excited for the milking in your future! And cute baby kids!
I have a Saanen/Nubian doeling named Sophie!
I have a lamancha she is due on Christmas and still produce a gallon every day
Excellent! 💪🏻
Do you milk once or twice a day?
I have three in milk, but I'm having two of them just raise their kids and getting them used to the stand and being touched. I milk our LaMancha doe once a day and get between 5 & 6 cups a day. She was being dried off when we bought her, but I really wanted to learn to milk and have some for our little guy to drink. It's so good and I found I love milkzing each morning. It's so peaceful.
Ahh! I’m so glad you are enjoying your milking time! It is so peaceful!
And it sounds like you have a great goat to learn to milk on! 😍
I have Kinders, they have kidded but I did not milk. I just found your site and am so thankful. I will be milking in the future!
Yay! I'm so excited for the milking in your future!
Thank you for the encouragement to just start with the goats. I have such a mixed bag of goats Nds an Alpine/Nubian, a mini La Mancha and a mini Alpine.. so excited to what kind of milkers I can make. One of my Nds was bred to a mini Alpine with good dairy lines so I can't wait to see what they produce. I have often felt all over the place but I'm slowly understanding more and more about what I want to see in my goats and it's so fun. Thanks again for you and your channel.
I'm so glad the info has been encouraging ☺️ That makes my day!
Ha! Eva got in a hoof on the chicken. Thanks for the vid
I wish I was living this lifestyle! I somewhat am on a half acre. We have a big garden, turkeys, chickens, and rabbits. I've wanted goats for a few years now and am really wanting to get my set up going and get a couple of goats for milk. I'm worried about space but more so there is so much I need to learn! This video was very fun to watch and that's amazing how the milk production can differ. Thank you for sharing, I subscribed and will check out your other videos.
Newbie to milk goats. Got what we could afford. So definitely not high dollar goats. We are milking three Nigerian dwarfs/ mixed. First fresheners, all single births, teats very small. One even had double teats. So with all these firsts. We are kid sharing. Milking once daily. And we are getting around four cups between all three goats. They freshened a month ago. So hoping production will go up. But we are learning as we go. We did go back to higher quality hay for them. We tried buying bull and cheaper hay. But went back yesterday to higher dollar hay for these three. Also added beet pulp pellets to their goat feed. I will say even though they are not high dollar goats. I’m so I’m love with these goats. And can’t wait to increase milk production for our family. Thanks for all the great info you give us. We appreciate the time you take teaching us. We are learning as we wait for bigger and better things.
Just found your channel! We have a small herd of Mini Nubians also - one just kidded two weeks ago and her sister should kid any day. I’m excited to see how they milk, as they are both first timers. We also have an Alpine mix who has given almost a gallon a day for just about two years straight now!
I would never kid you about goats. They are so funny.
So funny 😂
I have just found your channel, and have very muched enjoyed watching you. We live on the other side of the country in Massachusetts, and we raise Nubians. I got started with 2 does that someone had owned but died, and the family didn't want them. They were not registered so we have been working on a pedigree. It takes a long time to learn all of that and to meet people who have good breeding stock. After 6 years we have 2 does born this year that are 2nd generation and are 75% American Nubian. We think that a good pedigree is important to have so the kids can show 4H in the breed class. Since we live where not a lot of people have goats there are often not many people in the grade class.I have 4 that we milk currently and also have more milk than a family of 9 can use. I have loved having babies. We bottle raise most of them to help with socialization, and with even udders and to help prevent CAE, so lots of pasteurizing of milk. This lifestyle has been most excellent. I love being a goat owner and all of the responsibility it teaches my children. Thank you for taking the time to teach.
This was so fun to read! Thank you for sharing!
Your hard work will pay off and already has! The first being that you love goats and are passing that love on to your kids! 😍
I'm milking 2 for now and next year 5 in total! So excited!
I am currently milking 1 Nigerian Dwarf. She is 6 weeks fresh and we get about 2 cups twice a day and I am still bottle feeding her single doeling. Unfortunately we ended up with 3 of our 5 does that have issues being bred or not even being and to be bred and one that has a prolapse. So we are thinking about moving towards getting some Nubians and breeding for Mini Nubians. We are breeding for milk use for our family and 4h animals.
Very interesting video ! Thanks for sharing
You are very welcome :)
Very nice, thank you.
Wow that is awesome
I was pleasantly surprised with how much Olivia is making! 😍🐐🥛
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage oh great
that is some lightning fast power-milking...hope I can milk like that some day
I enjoy your videos. Thanks. ❤
Thank you great video. Look forward to milking one day.
I’m looking forward to it for you!
The first three you said are from the same lineage and are the same size, but have they been kidded the same number of times? Are they the same age? Does Olivia tend to produce more kids? I feel like all these things will make a difference too.
I have 3 Dairy goats, none are in milk at this time. Hoping to do a first freshening Fall 2021. Still working on getting everything set up. I have 1 purebred Lamancha and 2 Lamancha crosses.
Sooo excited for you!! I love my milking time!
I chanced into a milk goat through many various situations. When our pet goat had birthing issues and lost kids the vet said “you really should milk her seeing that she is milk goat.
So I milked her to save the colostrum. Turns out I loved milking her. She is about 6 weeks in and producing 7 cups twice a day. We delt with pink milk for 2 weeks. She must be some type of Nubian cross. We have already got a Nubian for my sons 4H project.
I’m so sorry for the loss of the babies. That’s so hard!
But I’m glad you are milking though and enjoying it!
And I think it’s so wonderful he is doing 4-H too! That is such a good program!
We're going to make our first set of soaps soon or next month :)
Yaaaay! That’s so exciting!
Send me a picture! 😉
Do you have any video's of how you can or make cheese and yogurt ?
I don’t! But it’s on my list! The yogurt is top on the list! So keep an eye out! 😉
I love goats !!!!
Love your channel! I was wondering, you didn't mention de litter size of all the does, or did I miss it🙈
Eva had one, and I believe she said Faith had three.
I raise a couple differant breeds, Saanen, Nubian, and mixes. I get a gallon a day on average for each.
Wow. Amazing farm my brother..salam from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩
Where did you get that milking pail from?
I just love videos! I currently have 2 standard lamanchas and 2 mini lamanchas! They have been breed to my Nigerian buck this year so I'm super excited to see what I get. Its my first year to have baby goats and thats why I have invested in your goat binder and also the raising goats for beginners. I am actually thinking of getting a nubian doe to try out that breed next. My grandma raises, in my opinion, excellent lamanchas and so I have baught good stock from her. She has shown her does all around the United States, im a super proud grand daughter, and hope to maybe do the same💗
I absolutely love that your grandma raises goats and that you get to be apart of that! I didn’t know any of my grandparents and I know I missed out! That is so awesome for you!
And I totally fast forwarded into the future and thought about my grandkids helping with my goats and wanting to own some of them. Ahhhh! That makes me happy to think about!
You have the best resources in hand! And that will make such a difference for your herd!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage wow your message means the world to me. I am so blessed to g ave my Grandparents! I still have to think if a heard name which is so hard! I want my Grandparents to be in it but the Lord has not given me we the name yet. Waiting patiently in the Lords prayer
It’ll come to you 😊 Although, I agree, naming stuff is the hardest part of anything!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage i forgot to add that I have 1 milking doe that I got this summer from my grandma. She is dry right now for breeding but when she is milking she was giving me a gallon and a half a day! I was milking her twice a day.
@@melissamurphy1569
That’s awesome!!
That chicken was hilarious!
Are you milking once or twice a day at this point (whenever this video was made)??
I've been milking only once a day since I started milking after weaning. Two times a day really makes anything else in life impossible and we get enough doing it just once a day 😊
I really enjoy your videos, I have two saanen goats but only one is milking and I am a first timer so I am trying to figure out what to do with the 3-1/2 liters of milk I get a day… I can only drink so much lol do you have a video on how to do yogurt? Or something else, thanks for you time and please keep those videos coming.
Nice job
My 3yr registered mini la mancha, Momo, is consistently producing about 2quarts, she freshened in March, but I didn't get her until June and she is my first milk goat. She has a great capacity and attachment, going to breed her to a full La Mancha buck, (I hope!)
Snickers is my Alpine/Nubian she was a bit of a bargain goat with a lopsided udder, a blind eye, and torn ear, 😕 but she's the sweetest goat she, milks easy and she was supposed to have be possibly bred (also questionable because she freshened in February?) But she wasn't bred afterall..she's still giving just under a quart, but I have high hopes for her next freshing.
This is so wonderful! Thank you for sharing! It is exciting to think about the future hopes, isn't it?
You should do this test AGAIN! Now! :)
😍!
My Nigerian little goat boarder has the starboard side produce more also. She is a first freshener so not sure how to correct
I’m not sure if it can be corrected. I’m not sure if that side can be stimulated to produce more by milking only that side more throughout the day or not!
How much milk should I be expecting if I’m milking a doe so that I can bottle feed her baby? 2weeks PP had twin bucklings and lost one.
Hii there..I'm from Malaysia. God, you video is so inspiring. Thk you so much for sharing .. Jesus blessing you, all of you family.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the sweet comment!
Many many blessings on you!
Very very good and interesting 👌 video love from Pakistan
I keep German alpines in Kenya. I get roughly 2litres per goat. breeding us a challenge
I love your all video. Iam from africa where nobain goats original. Sudan my goats give me 1.5 litter daily
Here in northern Chile, we only have mixed goat breeds...no one seems to know the lineages.
I wanted some so badly that I bought three newly bred does. Two, the twins, were bought because I felt sorry for them. Their hooves were a mess. Turns out they were raised in the goat equivalent of a puppy mill.
One of them has impossibly tiny teats, hence the name Teenie.
She turns out to be the only really sweet one that I have. Her sister is coming along, temperament wise, but small teats.
Nellie has great teats, but she is the most ill tempered.
With really small teats, is it possible to milk them?
Yes, it is more difficult and you have to milk higher on the udder but you should be able to milk them.
I am in Norther California, where can I buy a goat for milk?
May I ask what your using to clean their teets? Love your videos btw
I use an iodine/water mixture solution 😊
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage thank you, live your videos btw
I really like your milk pail , where did you purchase it?
I got it from Hoegger Supply Co But they don't seem to carry it any more. I can't find it anyway on their site. I wish I could, I'd like to get another one!
Hi Delci, I have an 8 month old Mixed. Billy goat, can I put him in pasture with the Sheep? I need to find him a mate but haven't found one yet his crying breaks my heart. He appears ready to mate and we were not sure and have been keeping separate.
The only thing to pay attention to is the copper intake of both animals. Your goats need sufficient copper to be healthy but sheep will die if they overdose on it.
So you could use a liberal labeled for goats and sheep but you need to make sure that your goat is getting enough copper. And that can be given in boluses if it’s needed.
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Keep in mind that you can't let him run all year with him mate, and that one female isn't going to satisfy him, also you will need sturdy fences to keep him away from the does at all other times of the year besides breeding season.
What kind of goats do you raise and how much milk do they produce? 😁 🐐 🥛
One thing I forgot to mention is that I’m milking only in the morning. How many times a day are you milking?
Actually I have 8 cows, 29 buffalos and 5 goats
@@dr.toufiqueasghar2945
Excellent! Are they a water buffalo 🐃? And what breed of goats?
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage yes water buffalo.
I have Kamori breed of goats
I have 2 sannans and 2 golden Guernseys one of my sannans gives me 2 gallons a day and the other about 1 and 1/2 gallons a day not sure about the Guernseys haven’t measured yet
I love listening to you even though we don’t have goats or chickens. You’re a good storyteller and have a great voice that’s soothing.
Could you tell me what a good oral wormer for goats would be
It’s really important for you to talk to the vet in your area. They will know which wormers have developed resistance in your area and which ones haven’t.
It’s different all over and I wouldn’t be able to say which ones work in your area.
It’s a good and VERY important question to ask though! 😊
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Land of Havilah is good as well as safe gaurd
Why aren’t they tagged? Are they not full breed?
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Question: I’m new to milking. What or where do I find a funnel and filters for straining my milk from bucket to jar? Is there a video on first time milker and supplies, hints and tricks?
Hello :) I got my funnel and filter at Ace Hardware I believe. But they can also be found on Amazon or online. I also just made this playlist for you. It has all my milking videos in it that I've made so far. It starts at the very beginning and walks you through a lot of info! ruclips.net/p/PLhCgjl1qagsanNlPfC7PPtd6drMbvyrku
I'm new to raising goats, not had any babies yet, I have two nannies, one billy. They nubians pigmy. What kind of hay you feeding them? Yours is still green, idk what kind of hay I got, fixing to go threw winter first time, have no idea, how much hay they gonna eat. Lol. Injoyed the video , might have one pregnant, idk yet, ahhhh, can't wait. Shallom.
@@paulhamby3779 I’m feeding alfalfa hay. Going into breeding season and having them in milk and then throughout pregnancy it’s good for them to have that extra protein.
Usually grass hay is good for wethers and bucks.
You can see a video on my channel about a hay cost calculator. And under the video in the show notes it will have a link to a hay calculator that will help you know how much hay you’ll need a year and how much to feed a day.
It’s exciting that you may have some cute kids jumping around in the spring! Many blessings!
We named one of our foals Shallom this year. Seems like the world needs a lot more peace these days 😊
hi delci is it right to milk the goats in two weeks when the babies are two weeks old
At that age, you can separate them at night and milk her in the morning. She’ll save some milk for them and then the kids can have the rest of the milk all day long. It works well! 😊
You can watch more about me explain the different ways you can milk after kidding here: ruclips.net/video/2lUqmML7kdo/видео.html
Roughly how much were you getting from each at the height of production?
I'm going to do a video about this this spring/summer. I've never kept track separately on each of the goats, but I will when they go back into milk because I'm curious as well!
So do you cull your older goats or sale them? I want goats but in my location it will be very hard to sale them so I would have to cull them. As hard as that would be but how would this meat be?
My oldest doe will grow old and die on our property. We plan to get a goat cart and give her a job pulling the kids around until she's too old to do that :)
I wouldn't know about the meat. It would be something you'd just have to try and see what you think!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage I've been told that old goat meat is tough as leather.
Maam. How much is Nubian goats? If it is 2~4 months old ones? i want to raise some in the future^____^
Do you sell any of your goats and where are you located?
How does the flavor of mini Nubian compare with Nigerian milk?
Personally I like mini Nubian milk better but that's my opinion
You know, I’ve never split them all out and taste tested. The milk is always mixed together. But what we have has an excellent taste! 😋
How many months goat gave milk after kidding if not pregnant
If a goat isn’t bred again after being in milk, You can keep milking her indefinitely (in theory). Some goats will drop off in their milk supply quite a bit after awhile.
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage can we say 1 year goat gave milk after kidding and if not return breeding .....when will drop off .....how many months later fully dry
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Do you milk them only once a day?
Yes she does
Release the cluckin
Do you sell your mini Nubians?
yes she does
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