5 Breeds of Dairy Goats for your Homestead

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There are many small animals that you can rear on your small holding. Goats are one of the most rewarding, because the does are prolific milkers and their meat is a low-fat source of protein. If it is the milk you are interested in, then this video is perfect for you. Goat milk offers so many benefits, it can usually be consumed by those allergic to cow’s milk and the high fat content makes it suitable for cheese and soap making.

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We have Mini Nubians created by crossing Nigerian Dwarf goats with Nubians. They are easier to manage than standard sized Nubians, eat less, but make more milk than Nigerian Dwarf goats.

stillwatersfarm

We have nigerian dwarf goats. Very easy to manage for beginners.

MrCard

Nigerian dwarfs are great with children as well

SantosdeMuerte

We started out with Nubians years ago but switches to Alpines. We did have a Saanen Buck once, but he was way too much to handle. We now stay with Alpines who milk more months per year than the Nubians and my wife makes many cheeses. We also make soap and yogurt.
There is a book written by Mary Ann Toth titled "Goats Produce Too" which we recommend to anyone thinking about getting goats or anyone who already has goats. It is by far the best book we have ever found for raising goats and using the milk.

genegoodwin

I just came here to figure out how to pronounce oberhasli goat but nevermind lol

Dreamewastaken

How can I get another breed ? Because I have breed togenberg

bernardngunjiri

I have decided to start breeding farm of Saanen, toggenburg and Alpine goats. I need to supply pure breeds from UK Please help me to provide breeding of saanen, toggenburg and Alpine goats.
I will be very grateful to you all my life.

Adnankhan-jwxh

I have decided to start breeding farm of Saanen and Alpine goats. I just need a pregnant goat from every generation. And I should supply pure breeds from Europe or Australia. Please help me to provide breeding of saanen and Alpine goats.
I will be very grateful to you all my life.

Adnankhan-jwxh

Sanaan goat milk is closest to cows milk for drinking

deborahdean

Hello sir.
How I import alpine or sanne goats in pakistan.plz share contact.thankx

skybird

Very informative thank you for the input of information best regards from Jamaica. You have motivate me to make video as well If you like you can check my channel I am also talking mainly about goat, sheep and rabbit. Thanks

TrevorBernard

No Lamanchas? I understand, there are only 5 slots, but I really do love lamancha goats.
But Sannan is another big favorite of mine🐐❤️

klkw

We have lamanchas and alpines. We have had Nubians Nigerians oberhaslis saanens and a bunch of random mixtures. We have never had gurneys

soapt

My Saanen and grand champion Alpines. My Alpine always kidded two girls that at fair took grand Champs. My Saanen ( called banana udders) won the milking contest. She had a 7 wk old wether that got reserved and they, the buyers gave it back to my son. Yes it was a strong 4-H group full of different clubs but, as the leader of our GTTOPPERS I l loved it. Now a granny on the other side of our continent and a 6 yr old grandson I am hoping to get our g.k. into it.

marcydonnette