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Spencer's Farm Dairy Goats ... Fast Facts and More!

Welcome to Spencer's Farm! Find fast facts about dairy goats including: Alpine goats, Saanen goats, and Nigerian Dwarf goats. Discover the basics in goat care and raising goats.

Rolling hills in Tennessee is a great place for raising goats! Spencer's Farm is surrounded by creeks and woods nestled in the, beautiful, hills of Tennessee.

It's an ideal place for raising goats. Twenty acres is plenty of room for goats to roam around.

Our goats have heroic temperaments, beautiful colors and provide fresh milk!





Dairy goats are one of the most historical, versatile, and efficient forms of livestock production throughout the world!

Goat dairies operate on a much smaller-scale, are less costly to operate, and more efficient compared to dairy cow operations. They're environmentally friendly.

Although, dairy goats are known for their milk production efficiencies, their milk offers health benefits and value-added opportunities, too! Most owners will tell you that no animal is more cute and friendly!



Spencer's Farm raisies full blood Alpine goats.  These dairy goats produce fresh milk that's used in a variety of ways! Saanen goats produce heavy amounts of milk.

Alpine and Saanen goats produce the milk used in Spencer's Farm natural bath and body products, including: goats milk soap lotions, bath salts, face cream, foot scrubs and more! Why do we use goats milk in our homemade skin care products? Fresh goats milk offers multiple skin care benefits! Spencer's Farm raises, full blood, Alpine and Saanen goats.



* Do YOU have dairy goats for sale? Send your dairy goat details! *



Spemcer's Farm, periodically, has Boer goats for sale! Boer goats are good milkers but are, mostly, used for meat production or as show goats.

We raise Boers, (Full Blood & Percentages), Does with kids, Yearling doelings, and SA Boer Herd Sire. We have GOATS FOR SALE, occasionally.

The Goats Music and More Festival located in Lewisburg, Tennessee is held annually, in October. There you can find a Fainting goats registry.





Fainting goats can be peculiar goat breeds, especially, when they fall down!

American Dairy Goat Association
209 West Main Street - P.O. Box 865
Spindale, NC 28160

Phone: (828) 286-3801
Fax (828) 287-0476

E-mail: info@adga.org
www.ADGA.org



Do you have a favorite goat picture you would like to share? Maybe you own a pet goat and would like to tell us your story! Spencer's Farm would love to hear from you! Send us your goat pictures and stories to share with the world!



The Alabama Cooperative Farming News and Spencer's Farm Dairy Goat Workshop have abundant goat information!





Canadian Goat Society
2417 Holly Lane
Ottawa Ontario, Canada K1V0M7

Phone: (613) 731-9894 - Fax: (613) 731-0704

Email: cangoatsoc@travel-net.com
www.goats.ca




FAST FACTS ABOUT GOATS:

1. Goats were first domesticated in the Zagros Mountains of Iran approx. 10,000 years ago.

2. Goat milk is a major source of milk worldwide. Goats' milk may be drunk by people who are allergic to cows' milk, but it contains lactose, so it is not for the lactose intolerant.

3. The major difference between cow's milk and goat's milk is goat's milk has smaller fat globules than cow's milk, which makes it naturally homogenized and more easily digestible than cow's milk.

4. Dairy goats give three to four quarts of milk during a 305-day lactation.

5. Goats can be housebroken and trained to walk on a leash.

6. Goats will not eat soiled food or drink contaminated water. They like to eat the tips of woody shrubs or trees and occasionally the broad-leaf plant.

7. There are some hornless goats, but most have horns. Some have up to eight horns.

8. There are over 300 breeds of goats.

9. Goats can be trained to pull carts.



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