Its nice to cross the  Boer buck to a saanen doe or anglo doe. It will give you good looking and fast growing kids. I would prefer the female to be a saanen or anglo nubian bred by a Boer buck. The female saanen or anglonubian have very good mothering ability and produce more milk than a boer doe.

We don't do seminars but we welcome visitors to see our working goat farm in Alaminos, Laguna

A Saanen buck would be nice buck to mate with an anglo nubian doe. You will have the advantage of hybrid viguor. Fast growing and big size next generation goats with good milking.

Thanks, you can try NDA or Bai office in Visayas avenue Quezon, City for seeds of Indigofera or Mindanao Baptist in Bansalan. Indigofera is different from kakwate but both are good feeds for goats. Goats are good in eating whats good for them.

Add a little molasses to improve palatabilty. Read more from our website about nutrtion and you will learn a lot of things.

Iba yung gumamela, ang mulberry leaves ay ginagamit para pagkain ng silkworm in the production of silk for the seri culture industry. Its about 18% protein and it is 80% digestable. It is very palatable with its soft texture, goats love them. Experts tells me that feeding mulberry could be  good  for dairy goats.

The CBB's don't  have pedigree papers but we can give complete records about their history For the fullblood boers, I guess we can provide pedigree papers but it will take  sometime say  6 months from date of purchase. I  guess you have to trust us about the records of our Boers.

Start planting forage grass and plenty of legumes. we buy oru seeds from Mindanao Bapptist Rural Life Center in Banzalan

Sorry we are unable to supply overseas, at the moment we are focus in supplying the market in the island of Luzon in the Philippines. In the future when we are ready we will announce it in our website. Thanks for your interest.

Try to look around where you see farmers raising goats. Another option is to go to Padre Garcia in Batangas every Friday at the auction market.

Try to study the nutritional requirement of goats. In most cases proper legumes and forage grass would do the trick and  if it dont its time to cull your goat and look for a replacement.

Take a bus or jeep going to San Pablo City.

We sell our Mitra Line buck  at 10 months old, the kidding season started last October and they will be available in August 2010. They dont last long because of the big demand for our Mitra Line bucks. Buyers would usually buy them when they are much younger to have the first choice when they see them at the farm.

Focus is an important facet of successful entrepreneurs and if it will not distract you from what you are doing why not. The only worries that I see is, will it not aggravate problems with flies? The value added products were developed by APDC an attach agency of the Bureau of Animal Industry as part of our Goat Meat Standard Initiatives with them.

The ideal way is to ship by cargo through Cebu Pacific. At the moment there is a restriction in the issuance of shipping permit of goats from Luzon to Visayas and Mindanao. Once Bureau of Animal Industry resolves this  we will post it in our website.

Sorry but due to the big demand for our Mitra Line we have not included them in milk test being conducted in the farm. We leave the kids with the doe and do not milk them anymore so we can produce more kids to meet market requirement. In initial test we did with the anglos they have a shorter lactation period compared with the Saanen. 

As our website at www.milk-pro.com suggests, a complete Milk-Pro pasteurising unit consists of;

            1 x Manually-operated sachet filling and sealing unit

            1 x Pasteuriser with 24 sachet holders

            1 x Chilling Tank

All our sales are pick up at our farm at the back of Iglesia Ni Cristo Church in Alaminos, Laguna.

You can visit Bureau of Animal Industry in Visayas Avenue, Ouezon, City and go to the Forage Division, look for Remy Acasio.

Pick bigger upgraded native does 25 kilos to 30 kilos and breed them with a good Boer buck for meat production.

Just give the indigofera and mulberry foliage to the doe and slowly the kids will learn from their mother. In feeding goats in confinement , we introduce any new feed, forage grass and legumes to our goats gradually. In doing so we avoid problem of bloat.

We pasteurize our goats milk and if you store at 4 degress centigrade it stays good up to 7 days, after that the cream starts to separate and solidifies at the top and it will still be good up to 14th day. In  clean plastic bottles with a good cap 3/4 filled it can last months inside the freezer. When you thaw the milk from the freezer make sure you consume it as soon as possible because as air enters the bottle deterioration starts in motion.

We use Ivomec for our deworming program. Consult a veterinarian to come up with a suitable program for your operation.

Php 12,000 to Php 15,0000 would be the price range of a 3 to 5 months boer buck. At 600 grams per day concentrate feeds at Php 15 pesos per kilo for two heads times 30 days your total cost for concentarte feeds a month would be Php 540 pesos.You also need to give them forage grass and legumes.

You are welcome to visit our farm at the back of Iglesia ni Cristo Church in Alaminos, Laguna. When you come I will walk you through our goat operation and show you the importance of nutrition to be successful in breeding goats.

Under the tropical condition of the Philippines and proper nutrition between 1.1 kilos to 1.25 kilos per milking or 2.2 kilos to 2.5 kilos per day.

For upgrading  the native goats we are recommending a Saanen buck. From the offfspring pick the best females as your next generation breeders. The males produced would be for slaughter. You can use a boer buck to breed your F1 Saanen doe to produce meat goats. I think you will need more investment.

Let me invite you to visit our farm at the back of Iglesia Ni Cristo Church in Alaminos, Laguna and I will walk you through our goat operation. We don't conduct seminars but visiting a working boer goat farm would be an eye opener. We will open your eyes to the importance of nutrition in raising goats.