Posted by larry@stinescorner on December 03, 2018 at 05:20:05 from (74.102.234.52):
Traditional farmer mentions raising meat goats . In the Lancaster farming newspaper this week is an interesting artical. Penn State extension is offering a home study course on meat goat production.
The course starts Feb 6 and will cover profit enhancing production principles for raising meat goats.
Lessons are available through conventional mail delivery,or through e email and the internet.The course is comprised of 6 weekly lessons.
Lesson topics will include production basics,nutrition,health,reproduction,marketing,and financial issues.Each lesson has information about the topic and a worksheet for producers to complete and mail or e mail back to Penn State extension for comments.Producers can always submit questions they would like answered. The artical goes on to say that the course is a great way for producers to learn new information without having to rearrange their schedule to accommodate a meeting.Producers,or potential producers can study the lessons at their leisure in their own home.
They list the cost as 50 for each lesson for email internet,,and 85 for us postal delivery. Deadline for registration is Jan 28
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