New kid on the farm!

When we procured our goat herd for breeding purposes, we did not expect any to be already pregnant. However, a couple days later we were thrilled to see a kid born to one of our Kanni. It was a smooth delivery and both mother and kid seem to have recovered without any issues. A couple of days after birth, the kid was playful, hopping all over the cell. For now, both of them have been put in a For the complete article, visit www.SaveraFarms.com. We look forward to your comm...

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