Have you heard of the incredible Nigerian Dwarf Goats? Are you wondering how you can rear one? Well, I created this book specifically for you.
Because they make such fantastic additions to the homestead – whether large, small, rural, urban, or suburban – Nigerian Dwarf (ND) goat ownership is expanding faster than any other dairy breed in the US.
Also, NDs can be bred all year (most goats can only be bred in the fall), it's possible to spread kidding and milk production throughout the year. This prevents an oversupply of milk in the spring and subsequent shortages.
A Nigerian Dwarf doe will produce roughly 95 gallons of fresh milk per year on average. They also produce milk with a higher butterfat percentage (from 6 to 10%) than any other dairy goat breed, making the milk gentler, sweeter, and creamier. Once you've had a taste of ND milk, you'll be hooked! This means that two or three ND does can provide enough milk for an ordinary family for a year, and maintaining two or three does is frequently possible due to their size.
The above are some of the benefits of rearing a Nigerian Dwarf Goat. This book will explain in detail what it takes to raise them and how to keep them as a pet and also make money with them.
