We raise registered Purebred and New Zealand Kiko goats. We love this breed for their hardiness and resistance to parasites and worms. On the homestead, a healthy animal is a happy animal and we strive to have healthy animals limiting the need for medications.  Our Kiko goats have been an excellent livestock to have, eating up brush and weeds not palatable to other animals. We keep them on pasture where they are rotationally moved every 3-4 days, sometimes more, in the spring, summer and fall. During the winter months our goats are fed a mixed grass hay. Our goal is to only keep goats who can thrive on minerals and grass with little to no supplementation from us. We breed in late fall, kid in the spring, mimicking mother natures natural cycle. This enable goats to back on pasture when kidding, giving their milk more nutrients with fresh grass and extra hay as needed to maintain weight.