June 2013 Issue |
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• Subscribe to Meat Goat Mania • Email Us • Onion Creek Ranch • Bending Tree Ranch • OCR Health & Management Articles • MGM Archive |
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GOAT CAMP™ 2013 Come join us at Onion Creek Ranch north of Brady, Texas for the week of Oct 21-25, 2013 for an all breed educational event designed with all types of meat goat producers in mind with focus on commercial production. Learn about:
The GOATCAMP™ Instructors
* The GoatCamp™2013 Intern Program is now accepting applications for a limited number of Interns; interns receive free tuition in exchange for helping with the work at GoatCamp™. If you are interested please send your resume to onioncreek@tennesseemeatgoats.com. We'd like to know a little bit about your experience with goats (or lack thereof) and why you'd like to become an Intern. Persons with no experience with goats are encouraged to attend as paying students; much of the work of an Intern has to do with the operation of GoatCamp™ and not directly with goats. * GoatCamp™2013 is limited to 25 students. * Classroom instruction alternating with hands-on work with Onion Creek Ranch goats TUITION PER STUDENT - $350.00 Registration Form ONLINE on the GoatCamp™ page at www.tennesseemeatgoats.com. For additional information, contact Suzanne Gasparotto 325-344-5775 or email her at onioncreek@tennesseemeatgoats.com |
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Some photos below of previous years at GoatCamp™ |
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Suzanne and OCR Victor |
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Bob Glass of Pan American Vet Lab near Austin, Texas discussed the availability and importance of blood testing for various goat diseases. His lab provides inexpensive tests to producers. |
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Kent Mills, Nutritionist, HiPro Feeds, |
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Bob Glass and Pat Cotten drawing blood |
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Dr. Mark Swening of the Coleman Texas Veterinary Clinic (Onion Creek Ranch vet) spoke about goat behavior and how it relates to goat health. Dr. Swening euthanized a terminally-ill goat and did a necropsy for all students to view; he explained the various organs and issues related to this buckling's illness. |
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