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The Goat Hub Journal

Notes on nutrition, health, breeding and pasture management from our own herd log.

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Why We Rotate Fourteen Paddocks

Rotational grazing is more work than letting the herd roam one field all season — but it's the single biggest reason our pasture, and our goats, stay healthy year after year. Here's how we plan the rotation, what we watch for, and what we'd do differently if we started over.

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A Simple Feeding Schedule For Healthy Goats

What we feed our herd across the seasons, and why hay quality matters more than quantity.

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Spotting Illness Early: A Herd Health Checklist

The five daily checks that catch problems before they become emergencies.

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What To Expect During Kidding Season

A timeline of pregnancy, birth, and the first two weeks with a new kid on the ground.

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Cow Milk vs. Goat Milk: What's Actually Different

Fat structure, lactose, and why so many people find goat milk easier to digest.

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Inside Our Small-Batch Creamery

How morning milk becomes chèvre, feta and aged wheels by the following afternoon.

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Choosing Fencing That Actually Holds Goats

Goats are escape artists. Here's the fencing setup that finally stopped ours.

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