Good news,having a major producer like Alaminos goatfarm take part in this forum will be a bonus for all goat farmers/business.This farm can bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to us all.Getting a second opinion is always helpful.I have posted all my collection of research paper and conversations with people about goat farming,hope it helps people out and may be start interest in goat farming.Wish to see more of your postings here.
Good Farming and Support The Goat:
mikey

Thanks Mikey for your welcome. Creating awareness and commercialization of proven technology in goat raising are our goal. This is the only way, successful goat farmers would result to a sustainable industry and create more demand for our breeder goats. As a policy our farm is very open in sharing our experiences in raising goats, we welcome visitors to our farm with open arms to see first hand our operation . For those who are far fro Laguna, we invite you to visit our website at http://alaminosgoatfarm.com  We frequently update the site with the lattest documented information in goat raising.

Your welcome and may be you will not mind if some farmers may ask questions.I have a question I would like to ask you please,where would one buy the hand held milkers your farm uses to milk your dairy herd.I would think it would be difficult for a producer to sell quality upgraded meat stock for 70.00 pesos a kilo,my understanding is the price should be 140.00 peso a kilo.Is AI possible?we would love to import straws from Australia,2 other meat breeds we are looking at for upgrading stock,we have had no luck in trying to import from Australia live stock,AI may be the best choice now for us,our location is more remote in region 7.
Thank You:
mikey Region 7