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  • Preventing and Treating Foot Rot in Goats

    Preventing and Treating Foot Rot in Goats

    Stop foot rot in goats before it spreads. Learn the real causes, how to tell it from foot scald, treatment steps, and a prevention checklist that actually works.

    July 4, 2026
  • Assisting a Difficult Goat Kidding Safely

    Assisting a Difficult Goat Kidding Safely

    Learn when to help during a difficult goat kidding, how to check kid position, and how to care for newborn kids in the first hour. A calm, practical field guide.

    July 1, 2026
  • Designing Goat Housing That Stays Dry Through the Monsoon

    Designing Goat Housing That Stays Dry Through the Monsoon

    A goat can tolerate a surprising range of conditions, but the one thing it handles poorly is being wet and cold for long stretches. In the humid lowlands where Lao and Vietnamese herds are commonly raised, the real enemy is not the heat of the dry season but the standing damp of the rains. Good…

    June 25, 2026
  • A Practical Guide to Goat Breeding and the Kidding Season

    A Practical Guide to Goat Breeding and the Kidding Season

    Breeding is where a goat herd either grows in quality or slowly drifts downhill. Every kidding is a chance to improve the herd, but it is also the moment of greatest risk to both the doe and her offspring. A farmer who plans matings deliberately, manages the pregnant doe well, and is ready and calm…

    June 24, 2026
  • Routine Hoof Care and Preventing Lameness in the Herd

    Routine Hoof Care and Preventing Lameness in the Herd

    Lameness is one of the most common and most underestimated problems in goat keeping. A limping goat eats less, moves less, breeds poorly, and loses condition quickly, yet the underlying cause is very often nothing more than neglected hooves. In the soft, wet ground of the Southeast Asian rainy season, horn grows fast and stays…

    June 23, 2026
  • Rotational Grazing and Getting the Most from Browse

    Rotational Grazing and Getting the Most from Browse

    Feed is the largest running cost in almost any goat operation, and pasture and browse are the cheapest feed there is. Yet a great deal of that free feed is wasted through careless grazing management. Goats turned loose on the same patch of ground day after day trample and foul more than they eat, the…

    June 22, 2026
  • Raised-Slat Goat Housing for Hot Climates

    Raised-Slat Goat Housing for Hot Climates

    Design a raised-slat goat housing system that keeps animals dry, cool, and healthy in hot, humid climates. Slat spacing, ventilation, and space rules explained.

    June 20, 2026
  • Feeding Lao Vietnam Goats: Low-Cost Forage Rations

    Feeding Lao Vietnam Goats: Low-Cost Forage Rations

    A practical guide to feeding Lao Vietnam goats: build a low-cost, balanced forage ration with browse, legumes, and safe supplements to boost growth and health.

    June 20, 2026
  • Deworming Lao Vietnam Goats: Beat Barber’s Pole Worm

    Deworming Lao Vietnam Goats: Beat Barber’s Pole Worm

    Learn how to control barber’s pole worm in Lao Vietnam goats using FAMACHA scoring, smart deworming, and grazing management to stop losses without wasting drenches.

    June 16, 2026
  • Quarantine New Goats: Keep Disease Out of Your Herd

    Quarantine New Goats: Keep Disease Out of Your Herd

    Learn how to quarantine new goats before they join Lao Vietnam herds: isolation steps, what to check, deworming, and the biosecurity mistakes that spread disease.

    June 13, 2026
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