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Where are you from?
Goats have accents is the finding of a recent study published in Animal Behavior after scientists studied the vocalizations of pygmy goat kids. According to NPR, the study found that kids modified their calls to match those of the herd around them regardless of whether it was their herd of birth. »
Olympic goat population up 40%
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, Wash. – Since 2004, the mountain goat population in Olympic National Park, and surrounding Olympic National Forest, has increased by 40% and, according to a Peninsula Daily News story, that trend is expected to continue. The non-native caprine inhabitants are spreading as well as increasing their numbers. This may be good news for... »
Protecting Portugal’s goats
With the reintroduction and laws protecting Portugal’s wolf population, farmers are looking for ways to better protect their goat herds. For generations, livestock guard dogs were an integral part of farming operations and according to the BBC it looks as though they’ll be making a resurgence. »
Why goat meat
The Washington Post has an article about goat meat that covers all the bases. We couldn’t have said it better ourselves, so go on over at read it first hand. »
Mile high goats
DENVER, Colo. – On April 18th, the Denver City Council will be debating the issue of whether to allow backyard animals within city limits. The proposed ordinance would allow homeowners to keep eight chickens or ducks and two goats. While backyard enthusiasts are hopeful, some resident have concerns. The proposal would allow a chicken coop to... »
Goat deterrants
Want to keep the goats out of your roses? Get a tiger. Scientists in Australia have found that tiger manure, as well as other smelly things like rotten eggs, bone or blood, will keep goats and kangaroos away from plants. They found that old goat carcasses were equally effective as well but were just as distasteful... »
What organic means to goats
The USDA regulates goat products somewhat differently than those from cattle. If you’ve ever wondered what “organic” and “free range” mean on the labels of your chevre or cabrito, this article offers some answers. While the information provided is fairly general, ask your local producer about their management practices before buying. »
Welsh goats are poor pupils
LLANDUDNO, Wales – Goats introduced onto the Great Orme 100 years ago are finding themselves unwelcome visitors to the nearby seaside town of Llandudno. Although the number of wild goats in the area have decreased over the past couple of years due to efforts of the government, recent destruction to a school greenhouse has raised calls... »
Nigeria’s airport problem
Despite a project earmarked to erect fences around Nigeria’s Bauchi airport, the Vice-presidential candidate’s plane was intruded upon last week by stray livestock on the runway. This is not the first time animals running at large have been a problem for landing aircraft. Goats, cattle, sheep and dogs regularly wander the airport creating a... »
Research halts due to deaths
RUAKURA, New Zealand – AgResearch, the state organization involved in cloning and genetic engineering, has decided to discontinue its cloning research due the the high number of animal deaths. The losses, roughly 90% of the animals involved in the trials, were determined to be too excessive for research to proceed. »
Kansas Goat and Sheep Conference
PHILLIPSBURG, Kan. – An increase in market prices may result in more goat farms in Kansas. As a means of assisting farmers, and educating potential farmers, Kansas State University is holding a Goat and Sheep Conference on March 5, 2011. For details, their brochure is available online. »
Goat Fest in jeopardy
LEWISBURG, Tenn. – Goats, Music and More, an annual event held in Lewisburg, is in jeopardy. Due to local budget cuts, there is rising concern that the well known and highly attended festival may not be held this year. »
Backyard goats in Colorado
SUMMIT COUNTY, Colo. – Soon residents of Summit county, CO may look out their windows to see the idyllic sights of goats grazing in the neighbor’s yard. County officials are currently working on a revision of codes that would allow residents to raise chickens, goats and bees on property zoned residential. »
Why don’t Americans eat goat meat?
Worldwide, goat meat is the most consumed of any other red meat but mainstream Americans still seem to have a problem with it. Culinate tackles this imbalance with an article on the many uses of goat meat across the culinary world. »

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