HOMESTEADING | Eco-friendly Goat Farming

Good evening my #homesteading friends, I hope today is a happy day for you and your loved ones at home, and I am happy to greet you all and want to share the goat farming method that I have seen this afternoon in my village :)

This afternoon around 3 pm I came and saw firsthand the fairly simple farming process carried out by one of my families in the village, this simple farming has many benefits that can be felt, I saw many stages that have been prepared such as cleaning the land that is processed so that a place or small hut that we call here "Rangkang" is a place to rest for pets, namely goats, as we know goats are one of the animals that become pets that are very much in demand by herders or people in rural areas, as is the case in my village today, enthusiasts keep goats very much and have their own ways.

Goats are currently about 7/8 months old, there are about 8 goats in this wooden hut, they are very healthy bodies that look quite full with fairly delicious meat, with goats there are so many benefits that can be felt such as being able to enjoy delicious meat and being able to get goat milk which is very good for the health of the body.

A child is also seen here helping his father to find food, of course food for goats is very easy to obtain such as grass and fresh leaves, namely banana leaves or so on.

Raising goats is one of the right choices at this time, because the sale of goats can also meet economic needs with the selling price going up every day, and goat farming is also very environmentally friendly of course, with goats some land full of grass will be eaten by goats so that shepherds will always come to cut grass for their goats, goat farming gets great benefits for the ecosystem of course, and can be done by many people to start in a simple way, and of course have a clean land and away from wild animals that can interfere with healing

When night falls, make sure the place or hut where the goat is raised is not exposed to water when it rains and also that the goat herder always lights a fire which can emit smoke so that mosquitoes and wild animals don't find the goats.

That's all from me for today #homesteading friends, see you next day