Green Acres Farm - LA

[Southern by choice]

Looking at appraised jrs pics might be more helpful.

@Goat Whisperer and I are very different... LA are helpful but I know what I like and what I am looking for... I also care far more about production than anything.
Pretty udders are pretty udders but not all pretty udders produce. At the same time poor udders may not hold up long term.
Of course for most the end goal is a really great udder with really great teat placement with really great production. LOL

 

[Green Acres Farm]

Looking at appraised jrs pics might be more helpful.

I was just curious if that was something you could judge without an udder. A contributing factor when deciding what kids to retain, etc.

@Goat Whisperer and I are very different... LA are helpful but I know what I like and what I am looking for... I also care far more about production than anything.
Pretty udders are pretty udders but not all pretty udders produce. At the same time poor udders may not hold up long term.
Of course for most the end goal is a really great udder with really great teat placement with really great production. LOL

Yep. My Saanen doe (I think) has a nice udder, but it does not milk down. Part of it is she is holding back for her kid, but even after her kid drinks, she has a lot of excess tissue and not a whole lot of milk.

 

[Green Acres Farm]

Goat's new pasture

Almondine's udder
2F, overnight fill

Edelweiss and Dazzle

 

[CntryBoy777]

Nice and shady....they will really like that there where you are. The animals are looking Great too.

 

[Bruce]

Happy goats!

 

[Green Acres Farm]

Goat milk ice cream!

 

[Southern by choice]

Do you use egg?

 

[Green Acres Farm]

Do you use egg?

No, just milk, sugar, and vanilla.

Have you made it with eggs? Is it good?

 

[Southern by choice]

We have done it both ways- I prefer NO egg.

 

[Green Acres Farm]

We have done it both ways- I prefer NO egg.

Do you use liquid nitrogen or an ice cream maker? If both, what do you prefer?