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Hello Reader, My University of Massachusetts class in raising goats started last week and it has been a huge shock to see students using AI responses in their class discussions — especially because the discussions are supposed to be all about the student, their plans for raising goats, and how the information they learn in class fits into their farm plans. I don’t understand why someone would spend close to $2000 on a course and then just drop an assignment into AI, and then copy and paste...
Hello Reader, In this roundup, you’ll find three new episodes—exploring the science behind goat milk’s skincare benefits, practical advice for training and outfitting pack goats, and the advocacy efforts that help keep public lands open. We’re also bringing back a listener favorite on breeding season—an older episode, but perfectly timed as you get your herd ready for kidding success. You can download the episode to listen offline—perfect if you’re out in the field with no signal. Here's how!...
Hello Reader, I have spent the last week and a half trying to dispel the myth that lye is a dewormer! It is so frustrating that a video promoting lye as a dewormer has been viewed more than 145,000 times now, and subsequent videos promoting it have been viewed 12,000 and 11,000 times. Reading the comments is so sad because there are people who have real worm problems, and they are going to follow this advice to use a treatment that won't help. My original video, Do NOT Deworm Your Animals...