kiko goat

Kiko goats are a hardy breed that can thrive in harsh environments. They have a fast growth rate and are known for their meat production. Kiko goats are easy to care for and have a gentle nature. They are also great for grazing and can help control weeds and brush.

How long do Kiko goats live?

Bucks have an expected life span of eight to 12 years and does have a surprising expected life span of 12 to 20 years. Kiko goats are a hardy, large meat breed. Since they are disease and parasite resistant they often live over the life expectancy of eight to 12 years. LaMancha goats are usually kept as a dairy breed.

What to feed Kiko goats?

Although goats will graze on pastures, they much prefer eating brush along fence lines or broadleaf weeds known as forbs. Dry matter intake for goats at maintenance is a minimum of 1-3% of their body weight every day. Supplement with good quality hay in the winter or anytime of year the pasture is poor.