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Thanks! It's one of my favorite pictures. 
- Kristie
- Kristie
heg6336@gmail.com says...
Hi Kristi, I was just here the other day reading about your milking practices. You new fall picture, strolling through the woods is awesome.
Linda -
I'm glad you are enjoying it! Feel free to email me with any questions you may have.
- Kristie
I'm glad you are enjoying it! Feel free to email me with any questions you may have.
- Kristie
Hello Kristie,
I am enjoying your site and thank you for the info at firmeadow! I love your udder wash and a lot of other features of your goat management...
Linda
I am enjoying your site and thank you for the info at firmeadow! I love your udder wash and a lot of other features of your goat management...
Linda
Hi Kristi, I was just here the other day reading about your milking practices. You new fall picture, strolling through the woods is awesome.
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landofhavilahfarm
11:36 AM on August 10, 2009
Due to SPAM on my Guestbook, you must now be a member of this site to post. I have to approve you for membership first. Sorry for the inconvenience. - Kristie
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Holly GOrton
01:49 PM on July 31, 2009
Hello. I keep trying to Sign up for the totally natural goats but I am having a problem with Yahoo. Anyway I didn't want you to think I forgot about you all. I am still thinking about your buck but I am leary of having a buck on the property. I want to buy him because friendly goats are such joy to have around but... I know he might be gone by the time I make up my mind but we'll see, . Have a good weekend. Talk with you soon -Holly
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Judy Wells
10:08 AM on July 29, 2009
Hi Kristie and all! It was a pleasure meeting you yesterday at the fair! I'll definitely hang onto your contact info and will probably contact you about doing a feature story shortly before next year's fair. Thanks for telling me about your goat operation!
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Kristie Miller
03:22 PM on July 22, 2009
NP! It was my pleasure.
I'm so glad that I was able to provide you with the information you needed, God is good.
Congratulations on your new does! They will continue to settle down for you, but to help them along get some Bach Flower Rescue Remedy - that works GREAT!
I still have Shadow, he's really growing. He just turned 4 months old, so according to what I've read, he is able to breed does now. I have to keep him with his daddy, or he'll be giving me goat kids in January
THAT would be awful!
Dr. Saunders has been a Godsend to our family, I'm so glad I inspired you to take your family to see him. Maybe while you are down here, you could pick up a buck to take back with you.
- Kristie
I'm so glad that I was able to provide you with the information you needed, God is good.
Congratulations on your new does! They will continue to settle down for you, but to help them along get some Bach Flower Rescue Remedy - that works GREAT!
I still have Shadow, he's really growing. He just turned 4 months old, so according to what I've read, he is able to breed does now. I have to keep him with his daddy, or he'll be giving me goat kids in January
THAT would be awful!
Dr. Saunders has been a Godsend to our family, I'm so glad I inspired you to take your family to see him. Maybe while you are down here, you could pick up a buck to take back with you.
- Kristie
Matthew Weeber says...
Kristie-
thank you for letting my (extended) family visit your farm. Your knowledge was & is inspiring. You gave me the confidence to go ahead and get a 3yr. old doe in milk & a four month old doeling. They are both predominantly nubian with some alpine back about two generations. The doe has a well attached, big udder. She let me milk her three hours after i brought her home (yesterday) and this evening she settled right down on the stand & let me milk her all the way out. The doeling is just starting to calm down. She screamed for a day straight. I will be interested in the very least to use your stud if possible & hopefully acquiring a buck from you in the future. I got both of them for $200 about 15 miles down the road. The guy just likes goats, he breeds them and keeps them out on pasture & feeds them alfalfa all winter. He didi not trim their hooves, sxo the doe has some slippers going, so any advice on that would be great. I bought a hoof trimming knife & plan on going at them steady and slow. All of the knowledge that you shared with me has proven invaluable. I am grateful. Thank you.
Matthew weeber
oh yeah we are heading to see dr. saunders within the next month for a family visit after talking with you above your experiences there.....
much gratitude again......Matthew
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Matthew Weeber
12:20 AM on July 22, 2009
Kristie-
thank you for letting my (extended) family visit your farm. Your knowledge was & is inspiring. You gave me the confidence to go ahead and get a 3yr. old doe in milk & a four month old doeling. They are both predominantly nubian with some alpine back about two generations. The doe has a well attached, big udder. She let me milk her three hours after i brought her home (yesterday) and this evening she settled right down on the stand & let me milk her all the way out. The doeling is just starting to calm down. She screamed for a day straight. I will be interested in the very least to use your stud if possible & hopefully acquiring a buck from you in the future. I got both of them for $200 about 15 miles down the road. The guy just likes goats, he breeds them and keeps them out on pasture & feeds them alfalfa all winter. He didi not trim their hooves, sxo the doe has some slippers going, so any advice on that would be great. I bought a hoof trimming knife & plan on going at them steady and slow. All of the knowledge that you shared with me has proven invaluable. I am grateful. Thank you.
Matthew weeber
oh yeah we are heading to see dr. saunders within the next month for a family visit after talking with you above your experiences there.....
much gratitude again......Matthew
thank you for letting my (extended) family visit your farm. Your knowledge was & is inspiring. You gave me the confidence to go ahead and get a 3yr. old doe in milk & a four month old doeling. They are both predominantly nubian with some alpine back about two generations. The doe has a well attached, big udder. She let me milk her three hours after i brought her home (yesterday) and this evening she settled right down on the stand & let me milk her all the way out. The doeling is just starting to calm down. She screamed for a day straight. I will be interested in the very least to use your stud if possible & hopefully acquiring a buck from you in the future. I got both of them for $200 about 15 miles down the road. The guy just likes goats, he breeds them and keeps them out on pasture & feeds them alfalfa all winter. He didi not trim their hooves, sxo the doe has some slippers going, so any advice on that would be great. I bought a hoof trimming knife & plan on going at them steady and slow. All of the knowledge that you shared with me has proven invaluable. I am grateful. Thank you.
Matthew weeber
oh yeah we are heading to see dr. saunders within the next month for a family visit after talking with you above your experiences there.....
much gratitude again......Matthew
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