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Natural Goat Care
By Pat Coleby
The more I work to raise a healthy family in a natural
way the more I am seeing the need to raise my animals in the same way.
I have appreciated Pat Coleby's book because it is one of the few goat
books that gives me natural methods for raising a healthy herd of goats. |
Storey's Guide to Raising Dairy Goats: Breeds, Care, Dairying
by Jerry Belanger
"Storey Guides" are well known and respected as a source
of good and helpful information for the homesteader. In this book you
will find information on individual breeds of goats, housing, breeding,
birthing, feeding, as well as health issues. |
The Complete Herbal Handbook for Farm and Stable
by Juliette De Bairacli Levy
The author of this book believes that many of the modern
ways of medicating and caring for animals actually damages an animals
overall health. She gives detailed information on treating many
different animal health issues using more natural methods. |
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The Goatkeeper's Veterinary Book
Book by Peter Dunn
This helpful book covers everyday issues of goat care and
health as well as how to treat different problems that may arise. I
have found this to be a helpful book in my library. |
Raising Milk Goats Successfully
by Gail Luttman
One of the main reasons I wanted to own goats was to have
my own supply of milk for my family. I wanted my family to have access
to healthy, good tasting raw milk. If you have the same desires for
your family you will find this book to be very helpful. There is
information on all aspects of raising goats for for milk. |
Your Goats: A Kid's Guide to Raising and Showing
by Gail Damerow
Another aspect I have enjoyed about raising goats is that
it has also been an educational experience for my children. If raising
goats is going to be a family experience for your family you might want
to consider this book. The information in this book is complete and
easy to read and understand. It covers everything from what kind of
goat to own, what to feed it, how to keep your goat healthy, to
discussing raising goats for milk or even fiber |
