Great video. Your communication skills are excellent and you laid everything out without additional details that are unnecessary most of the time. Thank you so much for this video. I anticipate an easy delivery but we want to know all the possibilities. Great job. Keep up the good work.
Even though this is an older video, it’s absolutely the best. You covered everything that needed in a clear explanation. The most important point was the animal crackers. 🥴🥴🥴. Thank you for your wonderful message.
Thank you. Great video!!!! Our kids are due any day now. I really enjoyed this. Very well put together. Thanks for taking the time to make this for us.
Nicely done. Our first kids are due early March. We're adding the colloidal silver to our arsenal. On the mineral thing... We provided both powered and a block that they can take as they wanted. Interestingly, they ignored them while they were still foraging in the fall. More recently the block is noticably consumed. My question is: can I expect they seek out what they need? They seem very healthy and I'm hoping that's true. Thanks for the great info!
Hello! Thank you for the comment and question! As you have noticed, they do have instincts for when their bodies need those minerals and it varies with the diet that they are eating. Just keep up with what you are doing and have the minerals, quality hay/forage, and feed available for them especially as they near kidding time and they should get all they need. Congratulations on having a nice healthy goat herd and I wish you all the best in your first kidding! Very exciting!
Thanks for the video, we have 3 nigerian dwarf goats who should be due in march altho it looks like the oldest is ready any day here. anyways i had a question as to what the blue barrel was in the stall? Is it a feed barrel. Also colloidal silver is great i use it after each milking to disinfect the teats.
Those blue barrels are heavy duty plastic barrels that we bought used. They are often used to store things like chemicals in them and then can be resold and recycled for other things like heat barrels. I hope your kidding in March goes wonderfully!
Colloidal silver is great!!! I use it for all our animals! I make a silver and lavender oil in glass bottle for cuts! We have 3 does about to kid soon, thank you for sharing this video!!
Hi first timer here. I have a lamancha sannan doe that is due in early May. When should I separate her from our buck. . we only have two goats so they really love to be together
How exciting for you! Since they are bonded and goats don't like to be alone, I would keep them together until the last few weeks as long as they don't headbutt too much and the mama isn't getting stressed or over exercised. Also, make sure that she is getting plenty of good nutrition, especially towards the end, and doesn't have to fight for food with the buck. Thanks for the question! I hope it all goes beautifully for you!
Many times the colostrum will be thicker and more yellow in color than regular milk. This is not always the case and it does depend on the goat. We have frozen colostrum in ziploc bags and it is great to have on hand in case of an emergency!
Baby goats need colostrum the first 24 hours, then only need milk for the first several weeks. They will gradually start to eat hay and feed and at some point and then will start drinking water as they get older and closer to weaning age. Baby goats need milk for at least 8 weeks, but I like waiting to completely wean until 12 weeks if possible.
I would recommend trying to find some goat Facebook groups in your area. Also, a Google search for goats might bring up some breeders. Hope you find what you are looking for!
Great video. Your communication skills are excellent and you laid everything out without additional details that are unnecessary most of the time. Thank you so much for this video. I anticipate an easy delivery but we want to know all the possibilities.
Great job. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for the nice reply! I hope you have a healthy and smooth delivery! 😊
Verry well done! Thank you.
Even though this is an older video, it’s absolutely the best. You covered everything that needed in a clear explanation. The most important point was the animal crackers. 🥴🥴🥴. Thank you for your wonderful message.
Thank you for the nice comment! And yes...Animal crackers are important!
Wow! Your colloidal silver eye treatment was great, as was all, thank you.
Thx God bless you and all your goat
Great video...enjoyed learning. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Thank you. Great video!!!! Our kids are due any day now. I really enjoyed this. Very well put together. Thanks for taking the time to make this for us.
You are so welcome! I am glad it was helpful 😊 I hope your kidding goes smoothly!
Nicely done. Our first kids are due early March. We're adding the colloidal silver to our arsenal. On the mineral thing... We provided both powered and a block that they can take as they wanted. Interestingly, they ignored them while they were still foraging in the fall. More recently the block is noticably consumed. My question is: can I expect they seek out what they need? They seem very healthy and I'm hoping that's true. Thanks for the great info!
Hello! Thank you for the comment and question! As you have noticed, they do have instincts for when their bodies need those minerals and it varies with the diet that they are eating. Just keep up with what you are doing and have the minerals, quality hay/forage, and feed available for them especially as they near kidding time and they should get all they need. Congratulations on having a nice healthy goat herd and I wish you all the best in your first kidding! Very exciting!
Thank you for sharing.
great vidio, thankyou !
Great video!
Thank you! I hope it was helpful 👍
Thanks for the video, we have 3 nigerian dwarf goats who should be due in march altho it looks like the oldest is ready any day here. anyways i had a question as to what the blue barrel was in the stall? Is it a feed barrel. Also colloidal silver is great i use it after each milking to disinfect the teats.
Those blue barrels are heavy duty plastic barrels that we bought used. They are often used to store things like chemicals in them and then can be resold and recycled for other things like heat barrels. I hope your kidding in March goes wonderfully!
Colloidal silver is great!!! I use it for all our animals! I make a silver and lavender oil in glass bottle for cuts! We have 3 does about to kid soon, thank you for sharing this video!!
That sounds like a great idea. Thanks for the comment and I hope that your kiddings go smoothly!!
@@honeyacreshomestead Thank you!!!
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I make Colloidal Silver at .08 microns and 23 ppm, and all mammals, including humans get it on the farm. Great choice!!
Yes! We love learning the more natural remedies for us and our animals.
Hi first timer here. I have a lamancha sannan doe that is due in early May. When should I separate her from our buck. . we only have two goats so they really love to be together
How exciting for you! Since they are bonded and goats don't like to be alone, I would keep them together until the last few weeks as long as they don't headbutt too much and the mama isn't getting stressed or over exercised. Also, make sure that she is getting plenty of good nutrition, especially towards the end, and doesn't have to fight for food with the buck. Thanks for the question! I hope it all goes beautifully for you!
Wdym by thick colostrum? What texture it has? What happens to it when you freeze it
Many times the colostrum will be thicker and more yellow in color than regular milk. This is not always the case and it does depend on the goat. We have frozen colostrum in ziploc bags and it is great to have on hand in case of an emergency!
What do you feed baby goats from their birth till one month or two
Baby goats need colostrum the first 24 hours, then only need milk for the first several weeks. They will gradually start to eat hay and feed and at some point and then will start drinking water as they get older and closer to weaning age. Baby goats need milk for at least 8 weeks, but I like waiting to completely wean until 12 weeks if possible.
I have 2 pregnant female goats together forever- due soon. Should I separate both ?
It is nice to give them their own space when kidding if possible, but definitely not necessary especially since they are used to being together.
In which country is this happening
United States
@@honeyacreshomestead United States which city that u have not mentioned.
Gd night to you all am trying to get some Boer n savanna pair each but i don't have any contact can u help me please
I would recommend trying to find some goat Facebook groups in your area. Also, a Google search for goats might bring up some breeders. Hope you find what you are looking for!
@@honeyacreshomesteadthanks u will try
Name of pink eye med
We used colloidal silver 👍
Thanks so much
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