Our annual Goat and Hair Sheep Field Day will be held on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at the Langston University Goat Farm with registration beginning at 8:00 a.m. This year’s theme will be Holistic Approach and our featured speakers will be Ms. Gianaclis Caldwell and Dr. Ann Wells.
Biology and Control of Worms with Management
Proper Use of Dewormers
FAMACHA® Eye Scoring Training
Fecal Egg Counting Training
Considered the oldest and purest of Swiss breeds and once the most prominent of all dairy breeds in North America,…
Often referred to as the Holstein of dairy goats because of its superior milk production, the Saanen is the largest…
A mix of breeds or goats appearing as a certain breed but with untraceable ancestry, Recorded Grade and Experimental goats…
The Oberhasli is a Swiss dairy goat. This breed, which is common in its native country of Switzerland but relatively…
The friendly, energetic, and vocal Nubian breed was developed mainly as a dual purpose animal, i.e. for milk and meat.…
Nigerian Dwarfs are an African breed. This miniature dairy breed produces less milk and meat than a full-size goat, but…
The LaMancha is recognized as a separate North American breed developed on the West Coast of the US, but its…
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