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Goat Feed: Our Feeding Program at Fainting Fox Farm

Farm Living· Goats· Raising Livestock

First off, let me be clear that feed is typically the most expensive part of any farm animal operation. And…
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10 Common Caprine (Goat) Myths

Goats· Raising Livestock

Being in the goat business, I get a lot of questions and opinions about what is and isn’t true regarding…
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Goat Feed: What and How Much?

Goats· Raising Livestock

Two of the questions I often get from new owners are: What and How much should I feed my goat? That…
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Tennessee Fainting Goats – A Beginners Guide

Goats· Raising Livestock

Whats in a Name? The goats of this breed have a variety of names: Myotonic, Tennessee Fainting, Tennessee Meat, Texas Wooden Leg,…
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Why You Need to Own Fainting Goats

Farm Musings· Goats· Start Here

Yep, you read that right. Fainting goats. And you should definitely own some. Our Fainting Goat Business began by accident, or…
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For those of you who have visited before when this was just a regular old farm website, Welcome Back! For those of you I haven't met, my name is Melissa and I am glad you found us. Don't worry the goats are still here. You can check them out under Raising Livestock or see what's For Sale in the Farm Store. But our old farm website is growing so that we can offer tips and tricks on everything from raising goats to building chicken coops. Click below to read more about all our upgrades and feel free to send me an email if you have any questions.

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