Our fainting goats are registered with the IFGA and/or MGR. Our Miniature Silky
Fainting Goats are on the "Silkies" page and they are registered with MSFGA. We
spend a lot of time with our goats to insure that they are happy, healthy, and friendly.
Whether you are just starting a herd or looking to add color or just broaden your
genetics in your current herd ~ we can help! Pricing depends on degree of myotonia,
registration, coloring, size, confirmation, etc. If you are looking for something specific
please let us know!
Fainting Goats are on the "Silkies" page and they are registered with MSFGA. We
spend a lot of time with our goats to insure that they are happy, healthy, and friendly.
Whether you are just starting a herd or looking to add color or just broaden your
genetics in your current herd ~ we can help! Pricing depends on degree of myotonia,
registration, coloring, size, confirmation, etc. If you are looking for something specific
please let us know!
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ETHICAL DISCLAIMER: We will not discuss the methods or ethics of other breeders.
Each breeder chooses how to handle their livestock based on a number of factors. Even
farms that I have purchased from - I have only been there ONCE and in some cases it
has been more than a year since I visited. How can I accurately speak about ALL their
goats or their practices?
Breeders who openly discuss other breeders under the guise of 'helping' you are mostly
helping themselves and we find this practice to be not only inaccurate but immoral.
My own practices and goat quality have improved by leaps and bounds since first owning
goats and the best breeders never stop learning about these wonderful animals. I will
be happy to discuss any aspect of my goats, goat care, goat breeding, etc. but other
goat breeders are not on the menu...
**Fall 2007 Testing Results are in!!** NEGATIVE AGAIN for Johne's,
CAE and Brucellosis. We began testing in 2006. Our vet comes to our
farm to draw blood and submit the samples to the state.
CAE and Brucellosis. We began testing in 2006. Our vet comes to our
farm to draw blood and submit the samples to the state.
| Green Pastures Fainting Goats |
We have researched goat related diseases at length and support testing and make use
of accurate diagnostics. We test to broaden our knowledge of our herd and NOT to
sell goats. Testing is only a tool and not a guarantee of animal health and vitality.
We practice a holistic approach and only
medicate when necessary. We do our own
fecal testing in combination with the
FAMACHA chart to evaluate the need for
worming as we do not want to build up
resistant parasites in our animals. This
allows us to target specific worm loads.
We believe the health and vitality of our goats is evident and we think you will, too. We
will gladly discuss any methods we use and even those we don't use.
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