January/February 2019 Newsletter
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2019 / Jan/Feb / Newsletters
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It is important to learn to stand your animals the right way to measure their height correctly. If you are measuring incorrectly you can easily add on or take off an extra inch or...
MDGA is currently reviewing the Tattoo/Microchip policy to ensure that we follow all USDA policies Right Ear Example The farm tattoo is placed in the goat’s right ear. (Example: DSW) Illustration by Megan Wilcox...
Figuring Percentages: Let’s say you’re breeding a 75/25 mini buck to a 62.50/37.50 mini doe. Take the “standard” part of the percentage from both parents (75 and 62.50), add them together (75 + 62.50...
Understanding Generations: A first generation (F1) is either a cross between a Nigerian Dwarf (ND) and a standard-sized doe (one of the recognized dairy breeds) OR a cross between a miniature dairy goat and a...
2018 / December / Newsletters
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Our Office Hours Are:
Monday-Friday
9:30 am-5:30 pm
Central Daylight time
MDGA Mailing Address:
Miniature Dairy Goat Association
322 South College Road #1022
Wilmington, NC 28403