A Brief History of Soap

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Did you ever wonder who first thought to pull on those dangly things, take the output and make something with which to wash your face? The folks over at emuzing.com have answered that question in an article about the history of soap and soap made with goat’s milk. »

Happy Holidays!

Monday, December 20, 2010
Happy Holidays!

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Goat Head Found

Thursday, October 28, 2010

BROOKLYN, N.Y. – Following the discovery of miscellaneous animal parts in Prospect Park last week, a goat head has turned up as well. A fellow out walking his dog came across the gruesome sight within yards of the dumping ground of the bag of parts. The head was found in orange wax near two plates also... »

Rangers Watch Goats

Thursday, October 28, 2010

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, Wash. – Following the fatal goat attack earlier this month, rangers in the park are keeping a close eye on the mountain goat population. While there have been reports of somewhat aggressive behavior, the recent mauling was the first injury to occur and has prompted officials to be more proactive in monitoring... »

Dangers of Wild Goats

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Many people enjoy hiking in National Parks, particularly parks with interesting wildlife. Parks that are the home to herds of mountain goats. The goats are fascinating to watch and make excellent subjects for photographs, a fact proven by all of the goat photos and videos found on the internet. The recent death of a hiker... »

Hiker Gored by Goat

Saturday, October 23, 2010

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, Wash. – While goats are generally good natured creatures, goats in the wild can range from shy and skittish to borderline aggressive. A recent article at BBC News tells the unfortunate story of Robert Boardman who was gored and ultimately died of injuries after hiking in the park. »

Where Did They Go?

Friday, October 22, 2010

LAKE GASTON, N.C. – One lovely day in July goats appeared on the Goat Island in Lake Gaston. They ate, the frolicked, they slept. They did charming goat things in just the way of goats who had come before them but no one knew where the goats had come from. One day they weren’t there,... »

Scapegoats

Friday, October 22, 2010

Unemployment is a serious subject right now but at the risk of being irreverent, take a look at the Colbert Report, Goats are Stealing American Jobs. You’ll laugh right out of the cold weather doldrums. »

Worming Advice

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

The High Plains Journal has some good advice on worming, always a concern for goat tenders. Cleanliness is of utmost importance but a monitoring and worming program should also be in place in order to ensure a healthy herd long term. »

More on Dam Goats

Tuesday, October 12, 2010
More on Dam Goats

Our original post : We don’t know where the dam is but you have to appreciate the effort they’re exerting when there isn’t even anything to eat. Maybe it’s a newfangled goat workout program. And an update: these photos are reportedly of Diga del Cingino Dam in the Italian Alps. For those fascinated by the wall... »

Goats Like Stories Too

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

SILVER FALLS, Ore. – Children aren’t the only ones who like story time at the library. Every Saturday in October, children can be a part of ‘Read to the Goat’ at Silver Falls’ Library. A local animal sanctuary is providing a diapered, dehorned, castrated goat who apparently is fond of literature, or at least kid’s books. More details... »

Say Hello to Jasper

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Jen from over at fetchingtags.net alerted us to her boy Jasper. He’s a silly guy, a fine looking fellow and even has his own video on YouTube. She’s running a contest so pop over and have a look at Jasper, offer up a tagline and put a smile on your Tuesday morning face. »

Predation in Montana

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

It’s not easy being a goat in Montana, particularly in Beaverhead county. A story in the Independent Record gives statistics of predation losses that might make you think twice before raising livestock, or at least build stronger fences. »

Goats for Trade

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

HARARE, Zimbabwe – Poor crops have created a grain crisis in several areas of Zimbabwe leading owners of cattle and goats to begin exchanging their livestock for corn. According to ZimOnline, if conditions don’t improve, many residents will suffer from shortages early next year. »

Free Cheese

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Not sure if you like goat cheese? Try it for free. We happened across this coupon for Chavrie Goat’s Milk Cheese. »

Advice for Goats Down Under

Monday, October 4, 2010

Before you take up goat herding in Australia, the North Queensland Register has some advice for you. »

When a Goat’s Not a Goat

Monday, October 4, 2010

From a story by Dr. Joanne Stolen, found in the Summit Daily News comes what to many will be surprising news. Mountain goats, technically, aren’t really goats. »

The Problem With Dogs

Thursday, September 30, 2010

BERRIEN COUNTY, Georgia – Jeff Futch has a dog problem. Now he has a legal problem as well. Mr. Futch shot a neighbor’s dog that he says was threatening his goats and found himself in court. He’s shot three stray dogs in the past for the same offence, a fact brought up by prosecutors during his... »

All Things Goat was created by Naimhe Jeanne (Nee-Vah Jeen,) of Illinois, and Martha Ann, of Vermont, who believe in the humane treatment of goats whether they are pets or raised for milk, meat or fiber. Through news, profiles, recipes and editorials, All Things Goat illustrates how our caprine friends improve the quality of life for many worldwide. Our All Things Goat intern is Lela Perez, of Killeen, Texas.

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