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Mickey, can you show to us your Goats? :) ;) :D ;D

I will later on,not today,most likely sometime this summer.Really busy watching the hog markets.
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good day to you sir...by the way im a newbie here, a friend ask me out of his curiosity everybody knows that goat meat was not selling at the market or at any stall like one stop meatshop unless you look someone that breeds it...he want to ask where do you market you're goats or sell them?was there any biyahero's or middle man that drop by to you're place?because he want to put up this kind of venture the only thing that comes to his mind is where to sell his product..thank you sir
 
rain....

sir...ang confinement system nyo po ba sa goats eh,same design housing din katulad sa alminos goat farm?are they in sotted elevated floors and had individual cubicil?yung sa alaminos goat farm prang expensive po sya....pano po ba yung design ng housing nyo sa farm nyo..may individual housing po ba sila?nakahalo po ba yung buck sa doe?thank you sir...

Sir Rain, sir mikey cannot understand you, sir mikey is a canadian which have a farm in visaya

Sir mikey,  Sir rain is asking if what type of housing do you have for your goat. Is it elevated with slotted floor with individual stall per goat etc. And do you mix your doe with your buck?

Rain,hi,the barns are 7feet high,easy cleaning.The flooring is plastic with holes for drainage.One can use bamboo,but it must be kept very clean.We have found that after a few years the bamboo will smell due to the goats pee,thats the reason we now use plastic,easier to clean.Each goat has its own stall,approx 5feet long by 4 feet wide,20 square feet,some are 5x5,25 square feet.The bucks have their own pens 5x5 feet,they only join the females for breeding,they due exercise outside tho.The barns are 16 feet wide and 40 feet plus long.the walkway is 6 feet wide. The roof is metal and designed to let the warm air out.The sides are wood and bamboo.Hope this helps.
mikey/Region 7
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thank you sir...

Your welcome