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Learn sheep and goat parasite strategies and the FAMACHA certification method during this in-person event.

Provides the credentials to meet FDA requirements for development and implementation of a preventive system for food safety as stated within the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) regulations.

The demand for solar energy production gives opportunities for livestock producers to work alongside solar operations to utilize land to its utmost potential while creating additional revenue streams.

Sheep and goat producers should set production benchmarks to help them achieve goals for their operation. This will help them to improve performance within their flock or herd.

Throughout the year, lamb and goat is often the main course at holiday celebrations for many people.

Designing an efficient and stree-free handling system can make all the difference in how well sheep or goats move through it.

The largest input cost for any livestock enterprise is feed costs. In forage dependent operations, most of these feed costs occur during the winter when feeding hay.

Learn the principles of forage species selection, proper pasture seeding techniques, and the optimal timing for seeding pastures.

Discover the essential aspects of creep feeding, including setting up feeders, recommended designs, ideal feeds for creep areas, and the crucial do's and don'ts for successful implementation.

We will cover topics including winter barn preparation, address heightened nutrient needs in cold weather, and explore winter care for small ruminants.

Quality buck selection principles can improve genetics within the herd.

Learn how to use feed analysis to determine forage quality, and exactly what feeding a high quality forage means.

A psychrometric chart presents properties of air in a graphical format useful for troubleshooting greenhouse or livestock building environmental problems.

Sheep and goat operations all experience some amount of hay waste during winter feeding. Now is a good time to look back and evaluate how much hay was wasted.

The information in this sheet is intended to provide advice for animal owners and animal caretakers whose animals may be accessible to the public.

A successful kidding season starts with good management practices to prepare goats for the breeding season.

What a bargain! The price looks great, but are you really getting a bargain?

Grazing management and genetic selection can help your flock minimize the impact of parasites.

Frost seeding may be the way to improved pastures on your farm.

Here you will find common techniques producers use to keep their animals healthy and avoid having to treat them.

Confirmation that US EPA estimates of methane production are accurate.

Helpful tips on making sure the goat receives appropriate protein, energy, and minerals. Additionally, details additives in concentrate feeds, roughages, and more.

Learn the significance of each phase and how they can influence the health, development, and quality of the kids you raise. Comprehend management strategies that can positively affect your bottom line when raising replacement does and bucks.

Producers can decrease feed waste and save time by learning about the recommended feeder sizes and designs for goats and sheep.