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Bramblestone Goats Negative (2019) for Small Ruminant Diseases (Again)!

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Goats - How Much Cold Can They Take? ( 102,622 )How much cold goats can take is a question we get asked each winter fairly often. Perhaps because ours are the smaller, cute and fuzzy Nigerian Dwarf goats, folks seem to question whether they can take the cold. We live...
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Bramblestone Farm's 2019 Kidding Schedule 2019 Kidding Schedule Details Bramblestone Farm's 2019 kidding schedule has been executed!This is the typical time of year for us to breed the Nigerian Dwarf goats, so here's our 2019 kidding schedule. Each year we strive to make the herd better, and...

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