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Reply Stony Knolls Farm
01:14 PM on December 09, 2009

Hi Judy!

Janice from Stony Knolls Farm (Home of Goat School!) here.  Hope you don't mind that Village Haven Farm asked me to reply to your email.  Your part of the USA sounds a lot like ours except we are a bit colder!  If you have a good shelter, hay works the best for bedding.  Let it build up starting in the fall.  That way it will begin to compost and the warmth of the composting from below will help keep your little darlings warm through the winter!  If you have any other questions, please visit our web site www.mainegoats.com and email me from there.

 

judy hendricks says...

i read your magazine on goats from hobby farms and loved it. i have one old nubian goat(abigail), her boer mix baby, sadie, their new lover, romeo, my two pets nosy rosy,nubian, and her new friend sweet pea, nubian and pygmy mix. i absolutely love these little critters. they have soooooo much personality. nosy rosy was bottle raise and so was romeo, and i plan to bottle feed the upcoming spring babies. my question is.. i have provided good shelter, but a worried about upcoming cold weather. cold here in oklahoma is 12 degrees above. will they do ok with this if they have plenty of straw? thanks, judy

Reply judy hendricks
12:32 AM on December 09, 2009

i read your magazine on goats from hobby farms and loved it. i have one old nubian goat(abigail), her boer mix baby, sadie, their new lover, romeo, my two pets nosy rosy,nubian, and her new friend sweet pea, nubian and pygmy mix. i absolutely love these little critters. they have soooooo much personality. nosy rosy was bottle raise and so was romeo, and i plan to bottle feed the upcoming spring babies. my question is.. i have provided good shelter, but a worried about upcoming cold weather. cold here in oklahoma is 12 degrees above. will they do ok with this if they have plenty of straw? thanks, judy

Reply Village Haven Farm
06:56 PM on November 13, 2009

You are so very Welcome Mattison !!!!!

Reply Mattison Ellis
05:58 PM on November 13, 2009

I am a four year old girl that really enjoyed seeing all your Goats and Chickens and your Dogs. I will mark your site in my favorites on my grandpas and grandmas computer. Thanks for having this site where I can learn more about farm animals. Your Friend Mattison Ellis.

Reply narrelle thomson
09:28 AM on October 01, 2009

Hello I love your web site.  fell in love with the barn and all the angoras.  I will be visiting your site from time to time to see whats new.  ONce again great site

 

narrelle from australia

Reply Naimhe
01:01 PM on September 15, 2009

Wonderful site. We'll be checking back from time to time and directing folks to you.  http://www.allthingsgoat.com

Reply Michael
07:25 PM on July 24, 2009
Great site thanks, i've been doing this for 5 yrs now and still don't know if i'm doing it right. My goats are very well cared for but being in south Texas it's hard for me.
Reply Peggy
04:03 PM on November 02, 2008
Love your farm and goats!
http://hiddenhavenhomestead.blogspot.com/
Reply Danny
12:38 AM on November 02, 2008
Please let me know if anyone has any coll or cute photos of goats for my site www.sourcegoat.net
Reply Leanne
10:16 AM on September 07, 2008
considering goats as a horse companion, yours are gorgeous
Reply Betty
11:19 PM on September 03, 2008
Lovely goats and site Martha! Thanks again for posting Thistle's studding services on your site, very much appreciated! Good luck with your kiddos :o)
Reply John Fisk
02:46 PM on August 28, 2008
Hi I ran by your web-site so took a look
Reply MARTHA
09:13 PM on August 11, 2008
HI, JAN NEED YOUR EMAIL
AND I'LL GET BACK TO YOU
Reply Jan
08:02 AM on August 11, 2008
Good site, love to see kdis. was wondering about milk production with your breed. Email me as I raise goats and was thinking about getting a couple of milkers to go with my group here.
Reply Melonie
04:24 PM on August 01, 2008

Hi Martha - just wanted to drop in to say "HI", and as always, great job with the website!
Reply Sara B.
12:48 AM on May 14, 2008
I loved all the pictures you have on here. I am looking to start dabbling in the farm life. I have plenty of land for it! Someday soon I would love to have some goats and chickens for the milk and the eggs. I found your site helpful with some much needed information.
Reply Shelly
06:36 PM on April 15, 2008
Your kids are gorgeous! Its great to see others as in love with their goats as I am... ;))
Reply jenner
02:10 PM on March 17, 2008
Wow this is wonderful! I am so glad that you are living your dreams. It great to see that you are happy & successful!
Reply Holly LaMarch
02:18 PM on February 05, 2008
Great website! I hope to have my site as nice as your in the future, just been very busy with delivering babies and getting them posted on our site. Check us out again, we just had 21 babies and we are in the process of a herd reduction.
Maybe we can chat sometime!
Reply kamerala
03:36 PM on January 25, 2008
Awwwwwww
Reply Andrea Sanborn
07:56 PM on November 18, 2007
Hi...Your babies are just beautiful. My husband and I currently live in Oklahoma, but we plan on moving up to your area in the next couple years, as my husband is from there. Hoping to acquire a couple does this spring and and would love to add to our little herd once we get up there.
Reply Linda LaMarch
01:42 PM on June 26, 2007
love talking with more nigerian goat people .
Very nice Herd !
Reply Mark
06:24 AM on May 23, 2007
Yeah!!! Goats in the family!!! I'm sure they are easier to raise than say.... my brother Robbie was/is.
Reply jackie young
02:46 AM on March 17, 2007
hello, thanks fer the link. love yer little goats-Rusty is sooo cute. great job, from a Boer goat breeder in Mo. jackie.
Reply your daughter
02:10 PM on November 19, 2006
I'd like a goat, but I don't want to clean up after it. is there any way you can bread me a goat that doesn't poop?

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