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2010
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Feb Mar Apr
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Aug
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2010 Issue: |
This
month's cover by Willi Boepple of British Columbia shows a playful
Saanen enjoying the snow ... probably a common scene in many parts
of the country after December's heavy snows in the east!
In this issue: Our annual "Sales
List" edition includes several full page ads from herds throughout
the country - a great way to do some "after holiday" shopping!
Articles this month include such topics as: Polled or Horned?
Determining when kids are one or the other; Be Safe When Disposing
of Old Medicines; ADGA Update; How Much Bedding Do Kids Need?; CIDRs
Being Studied for Approval in Goats; First "Goat Festival" Set for
Spindale, NC; The Old Barn - historical memories by columnist
Stephen Considine; Is Drinking Raw Milk a Raw Deal?; Milking An
Opportunity - Ohio Goat Farmers Say Cheese; Chevre Truffle recipe;
Book Review: The Field Guide To Goats; Sheila Nixon Honored as
Master Judge Emeritus; Saving Premature Kids is a Challenge; Two
Honored by ADGA for outstanding Service; How to Tube Feed a Kid;
False Pregnancy in Goats; Give Prompt Attention to Udder Sores;
Vermont Butter and Cheese Company Continues Growth; Sheep & Goat
Fund Provides Source of Competitive Finance; Ag Groups Push for
Demise of NAIS; Few Herds Follow Strict Biosecurity. |
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February
2010 Issue: |
The
February issue of UCN begins our annual series of breed features,
with Saanens in the spotlight this month. On the cover is SG Willow
Lane Samantha 3*M, one of the promising young Saanens in the Willow
Lane herd. Read all about Samantha and her herdmates in the February
issue.
Also in this issue: The "ligament test" can forecast imminent
parturition; Chevre quesadilla recipe; "The Century Vine", a
pictorial history of the 2009 ADGA Reserve National Champion Saanen,
Sartyr Clinton Tivoli; ADGA Saanen Top Ten records; Lessons learned
on rearing kids; New feature - The Herbal Goat by Kat Drovdahl; NSBA
One-Day Test awards; 2009 All-American Saanen selections; CAE
prevention guidelines; Great granddaughter revives Dr. Hess Udder
Ointment; 2010 NSBA Specialty Show locations; 2009 ADGA National
Show Saanen class winners; The Saanen breed standard; Book reviews -
"Goat Song" and "Living With Goats"; Oregon herd grows from weed
eaters to dinner tables; Plans for the goat gym - goats love it!;
Inducing parturition; Animal welfare counteroffensive begins;
Feeding kids the free-choice, cold-milk way; Coming Events; New
champions and animals appraised excellent photos; and much more!
Coming in March:
Annual Toggenburg feature. First in a series of round-table articles
- this month's focus is on rearing kids with Karen Senn, Kastedmur's
Dairy Goats; Marilyn Grossman, Kickadee Hill Saanens; and Julie
Matthys, Mint Leaf LaManchas. Deadline for all material in the March
issue is February 5.
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March
2010 Issue: |
Our
annual Toggenburg feature includes an interesting feature on
Winthrop and Martha Howland, early Toggenburg promoters and founders
of the famed El Chivar herd. The Toggenburg cover girl for this
month is CH California Frnchse Cadence, bred by the University of
California-Davis and owned by Quality Crest Toggenburgs, Crowley,
Texas.Also in the
issue: UCN Round Table on kid care and management with Marilyn
Grossman, Julie Matthys and Karen Senn; Manna Pro farm animal photo
contest; ADGA update; What Happened to the "Small" Toggenburg?; The
Herbal Goat - Wormwood; Raw milk fight becomes a symbol of food
freedom; Storage and disposal of veterinary wastes; 2010 Toggenburg
Speciality shows; 2009 NTC All-American selections; New udder
conditioning cream; ADGA Top Ten Toggenburg production records;
National Goat Conference to be held in Florida; The "Five C" plan
for healthier kids; Grilled figs stuffed with goat cheese and
prosciutto; New test helps address costly parasite; June Meacham and
Allen Bitter recognized as ADGA Pioneers; 2009 ADGA National Show
Toggenburg class winners; Turn pallets into hay feeders; Toggenburg
look-alikes: Thuringian, Grisons Striped and Bionda dell'Adamello
goats; Donkeys do duty as goat guardians; Coming events; new
champions and animals appraised excellent; and, of course, lots of
breeder advertising for you spring kid shopping adventure! |
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April
2010 Issue: |
Cougar
Jones and his goat "Bug" are part of the cover for our annual Nubian
feature. You can read about Cougar and his family's Alize dairy goat
herd in the April issue of United Caprine News. Also in this issue:
The Straight Scoop on Nubians; Forage plant wards off ruminant
nematode; Soremouth is usually a spring/summer problem; Get sick
animals to eat to help recovery; 2009 Nubian Production Awards;
Arrest for scouring animals now available with microbials; Put your
herd in the "Spotlight"; Karl "Fritz" Disque is part of Haiti rescue
trip; Jalapeno cornbread whoople with bacon-chevre filling; Red
Raspberry leaves; Social Media New Battleground for American
Agriculture; 2009 ADGA National Show Nubian winners; Keep those kids
identified; ADGA Update; Understanding roughage in diets; Easter
Cheese recipe; Regulations on raw milk being encouraged; Coming
Events; 2009 ADGA Nubian Production Leaders; What can BioPryn
blood-based pregnancy test tell you.
Coming in May: Annual Alpine
feature. Advertising deadline is April 5. |
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May
2010 Issue: |
Our
May issue features Alpines (cover photo by Trinity Smith,
Sebastopol, CA). In this issue: Winners of 2010 World Cheese
Contest; Round Table with PJ-Baileys' and Roeburn Alpines; Alpine
History - Dr. Charles Petit DeLangle; AgriLabs introduces Colostrix
Multi Species formula; CAI-PANmint udder cream; Goats make dessert
of desert's invasive weeds; ADGA Update; Easy-To-Make Goat Milk
Cheeses including lemon juice cheese and mozzarella; ADGA Alpine Top
Ten records; Alpine All-American selections; 2009 ADGA National Show
Alpine class winners photo gallery; Sanger, California FFA active
with goat project; Manure value is ageless; The Herbal Goat - a look
at comfrey; hay selection is a science and an art; California DHI
Honor Roll goat herds; Lemon-shrimp and chevre crackers; CAE
prevention guidelines, coming events; and more! |
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June
2010 Issue: |
On
the cover: Katie Pruitt, daughter of Timothy and Ruth Pruitt,
Haynesville, Louisiana proudly displays her peewee showmanship
ribbon won at the Arkansas Goat Producers show in Little Rock. Katie
is a third generation dairy goat enthusiast - she is the
granddaughter of Tim and Karen Pruitt (Pruittville Nubians) and
Barbara Rissler (Price O The Field Nubians).
In this issue (Annual LaMancha
feature edition): LaMancha club production awards; Making yogurt at
home; Intestinal diseases and diarrheal disorders in goats;
All-American LaMancha selections; Conservation stewardship Program
open for business; ADGA Update; 2009 ADGA National Show LaMancha
class winner album; 1st Quarter LaMancha Young Sire qualifiers;
LaMancha Top Ten producers; Keeping birds out of barns; Dr. R.J.
Gregg; The Herbal Goat: Stinging Nettle; Trailer safety tips; Udder
Shield for your dairy; new champions; and more.
JULY ADVERTISING SPECIAL:
Get your herd to the ADGA National Show in Louisville. This issue
will be distributed "hot off the press" at the show. Take advantage
of deep discounts on 1/4 page ads (just $65!) or 1/2 page ads (just
$125!). Deadline is June 5th.
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July
2010 Issue: |
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Annual
Oberhasli feature edition. In this issue: Herd health programs for
dairy goats; Dealing with coccidiosis; Rescued goats recipients of
lottery win; Wisc. governor vetoes raw milk bill; Early History -
Irmagarde Richards (Part 1 of 2); The Herbal Goat - Dandelions; ADGA
Update; Callicrate Bander stretches options for goat owners; 2009
ADGA National Show Oberhasli class winners; Country picnic
sandwiches; Here comes the heat; Silver for udder sores; Zucchini,
leek and goat cheese tart; OBA All-American selections; Cool milk
rapidly to assure quality; Coming Events.
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August
2010 Issue: |
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The August issue is our tribute the "other half" of the herd ... our
annual buck feature. In this edition: Former University of Idaho
Dean joins Biotracking LLC; Part II - Trmagarde Richards, Las
Cabritas Herd; Homemade treats for your goats; Offenders of Animal
Act will be noted; Redwood Hill Creamery begins solar project; 2010
ADGA Convention Schedule (Tucson, Arizona, Oct. 16-23); ADGA Update;
Trace Element Requirements of Goats; Farmers turn to milk for
fields; National Toggenburg Club Bell Ringer awards; Caseous
Lymphadinits - what to do after the diagnosis is confirmed; 2010
ADGA National Show championship winners photo album; Heat Stress Hot
Bottons - how to know when goats are stressed; Handling and
maintaining bucks has its challenges; Urine scald in bucks; Reduce
risks of offering bucks for outside service; Minn. girl turns love
of goats into business; Reproductive management.
EARLY DEADLINE -
due to UCN vacation scheduling the deadline for the September issue
is August 1 - no exceptions!
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September
2010 Issue: |
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Black-neck
goats in Switzerland grace the cover of our September issue, which
also includes the ADGA Spotlight Sale catalog. The Spotlight Sale
will be held in Tucson, Arizona in October as the concluding event
of the American Dairy Goat Assn. convention. Check out the pedigrees
and backgrounds of 22 of America's finest animals - all being
offered for sale at the 2010 ADGA Spotlight Sale!
Also in
this issue: Columnist Linda Fink finally breaks ground on her new
goat barn! Columnist Stephen Considine writes about his trip to the
French Alps and the home of the French Alpine (watch the October
issue for his visit to England!). 2010 ADGA National Show youth
award winners and "People's Choice" Cheese Contest awards; CAE
prevention guidelines; Chlorine can help protect your herd; Study
suggests goat's milk is more beneficial to health than cow's milk;
Goat education day Movember 6 in Red Bluff, CA; A pinch of herbs and
spices for your goats; Youth scholarships being offered for 2010
ADGA Convention; Redwood Hills Alpine tops 2010 Colorama Sale in
Louisville; Make your own livestock treats; The Herbal Goat; How
clean is your home milk supply - really; Breeding stick can help
determine when kids are ready to breed; "Kiss A Goat" contest raises
funds for cancer research; ADGA Update; extensive breeder listing
and advertising.
October issue features
Nigerian Dwarves (deadline is September 5).
NOTE: The UCN
office will be closed August 14-25 for vacation.
The September issue was mailed on August 11, 2010.
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