There are many different types of fences that work well for goats and not really "one" fence that you could say is the best goat fence for any circumstance. The ones we use are described and pictured here. We also show some that have worked well for other meat goat...
Goat predator control is essential if one wants to raise meat goats in pretty much anywhere in the world. The most common predators in our area are coyotes and domestic dogs. Coy-dogs, wild dogs, bobcats, cougars, and black bears can also be a problem, but only rarely. Black-necked buzzards and...
When you're looking for the best goat hoof trimmers you're going to be running across a LOT of cheaper trimmers that look great, but believe me, they are going to be a complete waste of money. A quality set of trimmers for goat hooves will cost you between $30 to $40...
The use of a chainsaw, meat goats, and termites to clear steep, untillable land for pastures is very economical, and it is environmentally friendly. We have been doing this for forty-five years at Critter Ridge. We also use goats for brush control as goats will eat whatever is in front of...
The most economical way to feed any of the meat goat breeds is to provide plenty of high quality pasture, feeding purchased feed only during winter and droughts when pastures are short. Proper goat feeding is important for keeping goats healthy and productive. The cost of the equipment and labor needed...
Grazing goats and understanding the grazing habits of meat goats is important for managing pastures effectively, especially when raising meat goats for meat production. The grazing habits of goats are different than those of cattle. Pasture management systems, such as rotational grazing and strip grazing, are not as beneficial for...
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