Yanda Station - Kalahari Red Goats X Rangeland Goats

What does Yanda Mean?In South Africa where the Kalahari Goats originate the name Yanda means "Expand, Grow, Prosper". It is also of Xhosa origin which means "Growth, Increase, Expansion". Kalahari Bucks will stand up to Rangeland bucks and give them a hiding, something you don't see with Boer Bucks' Cobar is where the tough goats come from, born, and bred in very tough conditions year after year. Only the strongest and toughest have survived. Yanda goats use these selected tough rangeland nannies to cross with Stud Kalahari BucksUsing 1st cross Kalahari Goats Billie's in your flock keeps a bit of mongrel in the system for survival plus easily adds another $50. 00 to the offspring at selling time. Upgrade your annual income with Hybrid Kalahari Goat Billie's or 1st cross nannies. More on Kalahari Goats - Beware of the composite red goats, the below wont necessarily apply. Purebred Kalahari Goats have excellent mothering abilities. In South Africa and Australia natural selection is made strongly in favour of these attributes because offspring that are properly cared for by their mothers will do likewise for their own progeny. Through the years of native selection processes, only the fittest Kalahari Goats mothers have survived. Purebred Kalahari Goat does are fertile and produce plenty of milk, and as a result, the offspring grow fast and outpace others. Kalahari Goat Breeders select for twins that are usually of equal strength. Newborn offspring are strong and have a strong urge to suck. They breed all year round and will drop three times every two years. Kalahari Goats can be used to give Australian rangeland goats a uniform, solid red colour, with all the unique advantages that this brings. Their earthy colour provides a great camouflage that hides them from predators on the lookout for a feed. White kids would be seen easily by foxes, wild dogs, feral pigs and eagles. Kalahari Goats are fully pigmented, and therefore able to endure heat
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