Calves (all breeds) should also be considered, they should be housed in groups from 2 to 4 months of age, should have 30 square feet per animal and 40 square feet from 4 to 8 months of age. Calves 3 to 8 months of age need 4 inches of bunk space.

First and foremost, Cow sheds can be arranged in a single row if the numbers of cows are small. Say less than 10 or in a double row if the herd is a large one. Ordinarily, not more than 80 to 100 cows should be placed in one building.

Toggenburg goats are a good option. Has a good milk characteristics, and its pigmented skin is resistant to bright sunlight. However, some are very hairy, making them prone to overheating in hot climates.

By the way i also think one of the consideration should be the purpose you need these goats , is it for meat or milk?

Thanks Mulonde for the detailed response. i have also gained from your submittion. Chao!

Hahahah….my dear Joe. Eggs cannot hatch before they are sat on by the mother chicken. You need to watch now when your chicken is ready to warm them up…then you can be excited about the little fellows