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Featured / Feed12 December 2024
How We Make Silage for the Dry Months
Chopping, packing and sealing surplus monsoon grass in bags so the herd does not lose weight from December to April. What we do, and the two mistakes that ruined our first batches.
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Three Mistakes That Cost New Goat Farmers the Most
Not the mistakes people expect. Buying the wrong percentage, building the shed last, and counting kids born instead of kids sold — each one quietly takes more money than any feed decision.
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Why One Good Buck Changes Your Whole Herd
You do not need to replace your goats to get Boer growth. One pure buck crossed with the local does you already keep improves every kid born from then on — and every generation after.
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Choosing a Boer Cross for Your District
The right percentage in Chitwan is the wrong one in Palpa. What works in the Terai, the hills and the high hills, and why pushing the percentage too far costs you money.
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Our Feeding Calendar, Month by Month
What the herd actually eats through the year on our farm in Chitwan — the monsoon glut, the autumn cut for storage, and the January gap that catches most farmers out.
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What We Do the Day a New Goat Arrives
Almost every disease outbreak arrives with a newly bought animal. The three to four weeks we keep new arrivals separate, and what we check each day.
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