If you’re looking for Fainting goats for sale in Arizona, you’ve come to the right place! Because on this page you’ll find a complete, current list of Fainting goat breeders in Arizona.
We also provide an interactive map that shows you where the Fainting goats are for sale in Arizona.
We also have a list of Fainting goat resources in Arizona (state associations, extension programs, and more) that can help your Boer goat operation!
If you know of a resource that we’ve missed, please make sure to send us a message!
Table of Contents:1 Map of Arizona Fainting Goat Breeders2 Fainting Goat for Sale in Arizona – Current List of Arizona Fainting Goat Breeders2.1 Lil Bit Ranch2.2 Kiva de Chaco’s Fainting Goats2.3 Rhode’s Mini Ranch3 Fainting Goat Resources in Arizona3.1 Associations3.2 Publications3.3 University Agricultural Extension Programs & Services3.4 Events3.5 4-H Clubs3.6 Facebook Groups
Map of Arizona Fainting Goat Breeders
(Click the red pin on the map to see the address of the breeder and get directions.)
Fainting Goat for Sale in Arizona – Current List of Arizona Fainting Goat Breeders
Lil Bit Ranch
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Karen Johnston |
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16203 W. Augusta Ave Litchfield Pk, AZ, 85340 |
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lilbitranch@cox.net |
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623-271-7909 |
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N/A |
Kiva de Chaco’s Fainting Goats
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Debbie A McQueen |
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218 W Saguaro Rd Desert Hills, AZ, 85086 |
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debmcqueen@hotmail.com |
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623-465-9479 |
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Rhode’s Mini Ranch
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Keith & Michele Rhode |
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28061 N. Varnum Rd San Tan Valley, AZ, 85143 |
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mirhode2@gmail.com |
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480-294-5929 |
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N/A |
Fainting Goat Resources in Arizona
Associations
Publications
- Breeding – Body Condition
- Showmanship of Project Animals
- Feeding Does for the Breeding Season
- Arizona Seasonal Passes for Exhibition Livestock
- Being Prepared for Show Livestock Injuries and Illnesses
- Feeding Bucks to Prepare for the Breeding Season, and Beyond
- Breeding Older Does
- Kidding Supplies
- Colostrum and Newborn Kids
- Feeding Management for Kids
- Lactation Dry Period
- Linebreeding, inbreeding…what’s the difference?
- Prescription vs Non Prescription Drugs
- Problems related to nutrition
- Q Fever
