Goat semen collection is a process that aims to collect the male gametes which are emitted by ruminants (like goats) during their sexual arousal. The animal can be standing or lying in the same way as for artificial insemination. Goat semen can also be collected by a human. In order to produce high-quality goat semen, … Read more
Trimming goat hooves is probably one of the most difficult parts of keeping goats. However, with a bit of practice, it can be done. When dealing with goats, you will often hear a lot about trimming goat hooves. Don’t worry though as this is something that can be done by anyone. It just takes a … Read more
Goat fencing is a great way to keep your goats from roaming freely. There are many different types of fences available, and they all have their pros and cons. In this article, we’ll explain the most common types of goat fencing, as well as some tips for choosing which type will be best for your … Read more
Sheep are ruminants, which means that they have a four-part stomach that allows them to extract nutrients from grasses and plants. This makes their digestive system very effective at extracting nutrients from their food. However, there are times when sheep need to be fed supplements in order to meet their nutritional needs. The size and … Read more
Cutting a goat’s hooves is an important part of owning a goat. If you don’t cut them, the hoof will grow to be too large for the leg and can cause pain and damage to the animal. Cutting goat hooves helps keep the goat’s hooves in good condition and improves their overall health. However, it … Read more
Trimming your goat’s hooves is an absolute must-do for your goat. There are several things to keep in mind when trimming your goat’s hooves. First, it’s important to sit behind your goat while trimming its hooves.
Feeding pigs is an important process that requires careful planning. Pigs are omnivores and have a very diverse diet. They can survive on feed that has been left behind by other animals, though they do require a more balanced diet than this. Feed type, nutrient requirements, and growth are some aspects to consider when feeding … Read more
Boer goats were developed and improved in the Republic of South Africa. Boers were first imported into the United States in about 1994 from Australia and New Zealand. and have a distinctive creamy-white body with a red head and neck. Boer goats were developed for meat production and their name comes from the Afrikaans word … Read more
Horses’ have one of the most complex, sensitive, and convoluted digestive systems of any livestock. Almost all mammals have stomachs, except for a small handful of evolutionary anomalies, but how many stomachs does a horse have? As trickle grazers, who are also flight animals, the horse’s stomachs and digestive systems have evolved to have some … Read more
Rabbits are known for their prolific breeding habits, and it’s not uncommon for one rabbit to have anywhere from two to six litters per year. The average litter size is about six kits or bunnies, though some of the larger breeds can have as many as 14 kits in a litter. The average lifespan for … Read more