Anglo-Nubian

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BUY ANGLO-NUBIAN GOATS FOR SALE

At Alpha Agventure Farms, we are proud to offer purebred Anglo-Nubian goats for sale, known for their outstanding quality and robust health. Our commitment to maintaining the highest standards is reflected in our comprehensive Goat Housing Program and Goat Production Management. We also implement a rigorous Goat Breeding Program, Breeder Selection Program, and Feeding Program to ensure optimal growth and performance. Our Health Management Program, Biosecurity Program, and Health and Disease Management Program further enhance the well-being of our goats.

To maintain their health, our purebred Anglo-Nubian goats are dewormed monthly, ensuring they remain free of internal parasites. Additionally, we provide essential supplements, including Vitamin B-Complex, Iron, Vitamins A, D, & E, and DCM (Dextrose, Calcium, and Magnesium) on a monthly basis. This proactive approach to health care helps in preventing deficiencies and supporting overall vitality. Our goats also receive quarterly delousing treatments to keep them free from external parasites.

When considering the price of Anglo-Nubian goats, rest assured that our prices reflect the high standards of care and management that our goats receive. Whether you are searching for Anglo-Nubian goats near you or looking to buy Anglo-Nubian goats, our farm is dedicated to providing quality animals that meet your needs. Choosing to buy from us means investing in goats that are well-cared for and ready to thrive in their new homes.

WHY BUY ANGLO-NUBIANS FROM US?

1. We delouse our Anglo-Nubian goats monthly once they turn 4-month-old.

At Alpha Agventure Farms, we initiate a monthly delousing schedule for our Anglo-Nubian goats beginning at four months of age. This preventative measure is crucial for keeping parasites at bay, which helps to prevent discomfort and potential diseases caused by lice. Our diligent approach to delousing not only ensures the well-being of our goats but also enhances their overall growth and productivity. By adhering to this rigorous protocol, we guarantee that our goats are healthier and more comfortable, setting a standard of excellence in animal care.

2. We deworm our Anglo-Nubian goats every three months.

To maintain the best health for our Anglo-Nubian goats, we follow a strict deworming regimen every three months. This consistent treatment effectively targets and eradicates internal parasites before they can lead to significant health issues. By regularly interrupting the life cycle of these parasites, we ensure that both adult worms and their larvae are managed. This proactive deworming strategy is vital for promoting the health and growth of our goats, maintaining high standards of well-being and performance.

3. We inject Vitamin B-Complex, Iron, ADE, and DCM into our Anglo-Nubian goats every month, with an additional dose three days before delivery or pickup.

At Alpha Agventure Farms, we enhance our Anglo-Nubian goats’ health with monthly injections of Vitamin B-Complex, Iron, ADE, and DCM. Additionally, we provide an extra dose three days before delivery or pickup to ensure peak health and resilience. This comprehensive supplementation supports robust immune function and overall vitality, making our goats more resistant to diseases. Choosing our goats means you benefit from superior health and readiness, thanks to our thorough and unique care practices.

4. You will get free access to our pre-recorded Goat Farming Seminar.

When you purchase from us, you receive complimentary access to our detailed Goat Farming Seminar. The seminar is divided into two modules: Module 1 (Cultural Management) and Module 2 (Agri-Marketing). In Module 1, you will gain valuable insights into effective goat housing design, production management at various scales, and breeder selection. We cover essential topics such as breeding programs, congenital defect prevention, and optimizing feed through an understanding of the goat’s digestive system. Additional training includes silage-making and disease management techniques.

Module 2 focuses on Agri-Marketing, providing strategies to boost your farm’s visibility and marketing effectiveness. Learn about search engine marketing, video marketing, and social media tactics to effectively promote your goat products. By the end of the seminar, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to manage your goat farm efficiently and market your products successfully.

HISTORY OF THE ANGLO-NUBIAN GOAT

The Anglo-Nubian goat originated in the late 19th century in England, where breeders sought to create a superior dairy breed. They crossbred native British goats with exotic breeds, including Nubian goats from Africa and Zaraibi goats from India. The resulting breed combined the Nubian’s long ears and Roman nose with the Zaraibi’s robust body and adaptability.

Development of the Breed

British breeders in the 1800s focused on improving milk production and butterfat content while ensuring the breed’s robustness. The Anglo-Nubian was selectively bred to produce high milk yields and superior quality. Its adaptability to various climates also made it increasingly popular among farmers.

Anglo-Nubians in the Modern Era

Today, Anglo-Nubians are valued for their milk, which has a higher butterfat content than many other dairy breeds. This quality makes their milk ideal for cheese and butter production. Their striking appearance, with long drooping ears and a prominent nose, adds to their appeal among enthusiasts and farmers.

Adaptability and Popularity

Anglo-Nubians are known for their friendly and sociable nature, making them excellent for small farms and homesteads. Their ability to thrive in various environments has solidified their popularity among diverse farming practices. Their robust health and distinctive features continue to make them a favorite among goat farmers globally.

The Anglo-Nubian goat’s history reflects a successful blend of British breeding with exotic influences. Their impressive dairy qualities and unique appearance have earned them a prominent place in goat farming. Their ongoing popularity highlights their adaptability, productivity, and charm.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I use your Purebred Anglo-Nubian goats as breeders?

Yes, you can. They passed our breeder selection criteria.

Where is your pickup site?

Our pick-up zone is at Block 7 Barangay San Manuel, Tarlac City. Search for “Alpha Agventure Farms” on Google Maps or Waze for the exact directions. Be reminded that it is only a pick-up zone. Drop by to this pick-up zone IF, and ONLY IF, you have a scheduled order for pick up from us. No walk-ins.

Do you deliver Purebred Anglo-Nubian Goats anywhere in the Philippines?

Our Purebred Anglo-Nubian Goats are for pick-up only at our designated pickup zone in Block 7, Barangay San Manuel, Tarlac City. If unable to pick up your Purebred Anglo-Nubian Goats, consider hiring an animal transporter. We can assist in finding one if needed. Provide your address and order details for a delivery quote and schedule. Once with the transporter, the Purebred Anglo-Nubian Goats are no longer our responsibility.

Can I pick up my Purebred Anglo-Nubian Goats if I pay today?

It is almost impossible for you to be able to pick up your Purebred Anglo-Nubian Goats tomorrow even if you pay them in cash today. All our clients pay for their Purebred Anglo-Nubian Goats four to nine months before the target month of availability. Also, we process orders on a “first come, first served” basis.

Will you teach me how to raise Purebred Anglo-Nubian Goats if I buy from you?

For sure! You will get a complimentary access to our pre-recorded online Goat Farming Seminar to learn our entire farm practices when raising goats.

What are Anglo-Nubian goats known for?

Anglo-Nubian goats are renowned for their high-quality milk production, which has a high butterfat content. They are also known for their distinct appearance, featuring long, pendulous ears and a Roman nose. Their versatile nature makes them popular for both dairy production and as pets.

How much milk can an Anglo-Nubian goat produce?

On average, an Anglo-Nubian doe can produce between 3.8 to 7.6 liters of milk per day. The milk’s high butterfat content, typically around 4-5%, makes it ideal for making cheese, yogurt, and other dairy products. Production can vary based on diet, health, and lactation cycle.

What do Anglo-Nubian goats eat?

Anglo-Nubian goats thrive on a balanced diet of grass and grains. They also benefit from supplemental minerals and vitamins. Providing fresh water at all times is essential. Goats enjoy browsing and will eat a variety of plants, which helps keep their diet diverse and nutritious. You can buy corn silage or napier silage from us, including all vitamins, supplements, medicines, and all must-haves in goat farming.

How do you care for Anglo-Nubian goats?

Proper care includes providing a clean, dry shelter, regular hoof trimming, vaccinations, and deworming. Adequate space for grazing and exercise is crucial. Regular health checks by a veterinarian help in preventing diseases and ensuring the goats remain healthy and productive.

What is the lifespan of an Anglo-Nubian goat?

Anglo-Nubian goats typically live between 10 to 15 years, with proper care. Lifespan can be influenced by factors such as diet, living conditions, and overall health. Regular veterinary care and a balanced diet play significant roles in extending their lifespan.

Are Anglo-Nubian goats friendly?

Yes, Anglo-Nubian goats are known for their friendly and sociable nature. They enjoy interacting with humans and other animals. Their curious and playful demeanor makes them popular as pets and for educational purposes in schools and petting zoos.

How big do Anglo-Nubian goats get?

Adult Anglo-Nubian bucks can weigh between 50 to 70 kilograms, while does usually weigh between 40 to 50 kilograms. They are large, robust goats with a sturdy build. Their size and strength make them well-suited for both dairy production and as pack animals.

What kind of shelter do Anglo-Nubian goats need?

Anglo-Nubian goats require a clean, dry, and well-ventilated shelter to protect them from extreme weather conditions. The shelter should have enough space for the goats to move around comfortably. Bedding, such as straw or wood shavings, should be provided and regularly cleaned.

Can Anglo-Nubian goats be kept with other animals?

Yes, Anglo-Nubian goats can be kept with other livestock, such as sheep, cows, and horses. They generally get along well with other animals. However, it’s essential to monitor their interactions initially to ensure they adjust well and there are no aggressive behaviors.

Do Anglo-Nubian goats need to be groomed?

Regular grooming helps maintain their coat and overall health. This includes brushing to remove dirt and loose hair, trimming hooves every 4-6 weeks, and checking for external parasites. Grooming also provides an opportunity to bond with the goats and check for any health issues.

What is the breeding cycle of Anglo-Nubian goats?

Purebred Anglo-Nubian goats can breed year-round, but we suggest following our Breeding Program to ensure your purebred Anglo-Nubian goats give birth during the less rainy months in the Philippines. This timing ensures kids are born when conditions are optimal for their growth. Does have an estrous cycle of about 21 days and are receptive to breeding for 24 to 48 hours during this cycle. Pregnancy lasts approximately 145 to 155 days, with most does giving birth to one or two kids.

How can you tell if an Anglo-Nubian goat is healthy?

Healthy Anglo-Nubian goats have bright eyes, a shiny coat, and a good appetite. They should be active and alert. Regular veterinary check-ups are crucial for monitoring their health. Signs of illness include lethargy, loss of appetite, coughing, diarrhea, and unusual behavior.

Are Anglo-Nubian goats noisy?

Anglo-Nubian goats are known to be more vocal than other breeds. They use their vocalizations to communicate with each other and with their owners. While some people find their bleating endearing, it’s essential to consider their vocal nature if you have close neighbors.

What are the common health issues in Anglo-Nubian goats?

Common health issues include parasites, hoof problems, and respiratory infections. Regular deworming, hoof trimming, and vaccinations help prevent these issues. It’s important to provide clean living conditions and a balanced diet to support their immune system and overall health.

Can Anglo-Nubian goats be used for meat production?

While Anglo-Nubian goats are primarily valued for their milk production, they can also be used for meat. Their large size and rapid growth rate make them suitable for meat production. However, they are more commonly bred and raised for dairy purposes.

What is the ideal environment for Anglo-Nubian goats?

Anglo-Nubian goats thrive in environments that offer ample space for grazing and browsing. They prefer moderate climates and need shelter from extreme weather conditions. Providing a variety of vegetation and a well-balanced diet is essential for their health and productivity.

What is the price range for Anglo-Nubian goats?

The price of Anglo-Nubian goats varies depending on factors such as age and gender. Refer to our price list above. High-quality breeding stock or show goats may command higher prices due to their superior genetics and traits.

How can you ensure the quality of Anglo-Nubian goats?

To ensure quality, purchase Anglo-Nubian goats from reputable breeders who provide health records and pedigrees. Look for goats that are active, healthy, and have good conformation. Interviewing the farm owner over the phone can give you insight into the living conditions and care provided to the goats.

What is the temperament of Anglo-Nubian goats?

Anglo-Nubian goats are known for their gentle and friendly temperament. They are curious and enjoy interacting with humans, making them excellent pets and dairy goats. Their playful and affectionate nature makes them a joy to have on any farm or homestead.