The G.O.A.T. Workshop

Internal parasites are the #1 health issue for goats — and mismanaging them can be fatal. In this video, we break down:

✅ How to spot the signs early
✅ Natural vs. chemical deworming: what really works
✅ FAMACHA scoring made simple
✅ How to build a proactive parasite management plan

Stop guessing. Start managing.

This workshop lesson covers what parasites your goats are most likely dealing with, how to find out which parasites are affecting your goats, and then what to do about them. This is the foundation of owning goats. 

This video covers a lot of ground, including how to know what dewormers to give and how often to give them and some real-life practical ideas you can implement in your herd. Those are two more key parts to deworming your herd.

The economy, the tariffs, the high prices! There are so many buzz words right now that can be discouraging, especially in the farming world where it's so hard to begin with. How can you view goats when the future is so uncertain?

✅ Let's be honest about how goats affect a farm.

✅ What do you need to think about when you own goats?

✅ What benefits would they bring you and your family?

All videos in this workshop also come with a PDF plus a full-out training video and this lesson walks you through how we can view goats during hard economic times. 

Scared of giving injections? Not anymore. This practical, step-by-step video walks you through:

✅ Subcutaneous vs. intramuscular — when and how
✅ Proper needle sizes, angles, and safety
✅ Medication dosages and how to read goat-specific labels
✅ Confidence-building practice tips

You can do this — safely and correctly.

You'll have to give injections at some point, so you might as well learn how to do it correctly!

This can help you be a better goat owner. Understanding injections, how to give them, where to give them, needle facts...it's all information you'll need at some point if you own goats. 

And after any injection, you'll definitely want to document what you gave and why and to which goat. Remember, documenting each detail will help the success of your  goat herd.