Utterly Blessed Farm ~ Nigerian Dwarf Goats

[LuvinChickens]

Thank you!

 

[LuvinChickens]

2 months until more babies!

 

[LuvinChickens]

Babies are almost here! Wish us luck and check the kidding schedule throughout February.

 

[LuvinChickens]

Babies are being born left and right! 4 does are done. 2 to go. Check out our blog for pictures. (There is a link to the blog on the home page.)

 

[LuvinChickens]

About 7 babies left available.

 

[FireTigeris]

Too bad you are in CA and that those babies are more then I can pay-

They are all lovely and I wish you the best.

 

[LuvinChickens]

The neutered boys are only $50 and all of it gets donated to a charity. We do ship goats.

 

[FireTigeris]

I'm trying to be self-sufficient, a weather doesn't help me at this time- how well do goats ship?
I never even considered that would be possible! I guess overnight, guaranteed by morning.

Could you indulge me in answering some questions?

What are your high, low and average producers - produce in milk per day?

We use on average two gallon milk a week and are considering two Nigerians bred at 7 months apart to switch off milk and mother duty.

What is your average age to breed?

I am not interested in showing and FL is humid-hot so disbuding is not required for any goat I save up for. Are some of your goats Polled?

I'm looking up genetics -

Thank you very much, God bless.

 

[CibolaChooks]

Hey everyone. I was wondering if anybody could tell me at what age do i need to separate my Nigerian dwarf boy from his sister. I still need to make his pen next to theirs and i don't want to be late separating him. they were born march 11th.

 

[LuvinChickens]

You can seperate him anytime now. We had a buck this year that at two months old knew exactly how to be a buck. So 2-4 months old is a good time to seperate them.