Thanks for the info, mikey. Hmmn, cut and carry is not an option for me now, I guess I might do them in the rainy season when goats need to be confined in their house.

hi, mikey -
I'm planning to raise the goats in Lipa, Batangas. You may have already heard, coffee trees are abundant in Lipa, especially in our area, our relatives make some money from those trees.

Also, my father told me that goats tend to destroy(?) small plants/shrubs, is this true? We have pepper plants in the raw land, too and I don't want them to be destroyed, I might need to make more fences to protect them.

Thank you for all the info.

hi -
thanks for the info. I guess I'll have to plant ipil ipil and other plants goats love to eat. I just thought sayang naman yung coffee and lanzones trees if I cut them down. 

hi -
I am thinking of venturing into goat raising, too and I'm seeing my father's raw land in Lipa to shelter and feed the goats. The raw land  has coffee and lanzones trees as well as different types of plants and grasses. Are these trees/plants good for the goats? I'm planning to start on native goats first and if I'm successful, will try high breed sires, too.