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[Debs Flock]

Well, that answers that then, lol.

So...ignore just means you don't see what the "ignored" person posts, right?

 

[Pyxis]

So...ignore just means you don't see what the "ignored" person posts, right?

Yep! I couldn't see your stuff, but you could still see mine. Although, I could see your stuff if I opted into it. It just wouldn't show by default.

 

[Debs Flock]

Yep! I couldn't see your stuff, but you could still see mine. Although, I could see your stuff if I opted into it. It just wouldn't show by default.

Thanks, got it.



Hey Pyxis, I can see your stuff.

 

[Pyxis]

Thanks, got it.



Hey Pyxis, I can see your stuff.

Well, now I can see yours too!

 

[Debs Flock]

Well, now I can see yours too!

 

[Ravynscroft]

Mind if I Ignore you for a minute to test it out? Lol.

Well, I didn't mean to 'ignore' you!

Okay, I'm gonna Ignore you. Can you see this post?

Edit: Hey look at that. Unlike the old system, when you ignore someone you can't see their posts that have been quoted. I can't see your quote in my own post, lol.

Well, that's different...

So...ignore just means you don't see what the "ignored" person posts, right?

I would guess that you wouldn't get an alert for tags, or tag won't work at all either...

 

[Alaskan]

A gallon a day?? Wow, i would not have guessed that much!!

Actually a gallon a day is I think considered minimum for a milk goat. I think Feta actually produces about 1.5 a day. My older sister has one goat that produces way over 2 gallons a day, 3 at her peak, which I find just a crazy big amount.

Feta though she makes only a bit over a gallon a day, has had no decrease in production and she kidded back in March. So I am pretty happy.

Me too. Lol. Come on, they're really cute!
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Those look so impressively tasty.

Good looking roos. What kind is the black one in back?

Black Ameraucana

Damn... Grandmas up and shes got the shakes... I may be off for a while... She doesnt want to call 911 I will give it an hour...

So glad she is now doing better!

 

[pertnear09]

I bet I could find a way to fish with those

Might be fun till you got hold of a whopper. He might take you skiing

 

[perchie.girl]

Actually a gallon a day is I think considered minimum for a milk goat. I think Feta actually produces about 1.5 a day. My older sister has one goat that produces way over 2 gallons a day, 3 at her peak, which I find just a crazy big amount.

Feta though she makes only a bit over a gallon a day, has had no decrease in production and she kidded back in March. So I am pretty happy.

I hear Nigerian Dwarfs are pretty close to a gallon... Three quarts not uncommon. And their milk is loaded with butterfat.

Kinder goats are a cross between Nigerians and Nubians.... smaller goat breed all year long not seasonally and higher butterfat in the milk. Though I couldnt find a quote on the amount of milk they produce

deb

 

[Alaskan]

It is actually pretty crazy how much goats can produce. Goats are fascinating!

I just talked to the kids about upping Feta's feed intake again... she is still looking like a good Jersey! I want to try to keep her in milk and put at least a tiny bit of fat on those hips.

Not sure how to measure how much fat is in her milk...but it isn't skim. (and Saanen's are known for high quantity but low fat). Even though goat milk is naturally homogenized, Feta's milk has enough fat that little fat clumps settle out over night.

I hear Nigerian Dwarfs are pretty close to a gallon... Three quarts not uncommon. And their milk is loaded with butterfat.

Kinder goats are a cross between Nigerians and Nubians.... smaller goat breed all year long not seasonally and higher butterfat in the milk. Though I couldnt find a quote on the amount of milk they produce

deb