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2019 Kidding Season

February 21, 2019
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Kidding Season

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Gunny Saves Baby Goat From Under Fallen Tree

Why Kiko/Boer Cross?

Crossing Kiko and Boer goats combines Kiko’s resilience and foraging prowess with Boer’s rapid growth and meat quality, creating hybrids that thrive in diverse climates with less feed and care. This blend boosts disease resistance and reduces costs, offering farmers a profitable, low-maintenance option that meets the rising demand for quality goat meat in a dynamic market.

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Why Kiko/Boer Cross?

Crossing Kiko and Boer goats combines Kiko’s resilience and foraging prowess with Boer’s rapid growth and meat quality, creating hybrids that thrive in diverse climates with less feed and care. This blend boosts disease resistance and reduces costs, offering farmers a profitable, low-maintenance option that meets the rising demand for quality goat meat in a dynamic market.

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