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Soooo... Agenda 21 is in full swing. I have raised goats for 25 years and chickens since I was little. Here is the 2015 update.
Remember we have had some spectacular chem-trail events.
Our goat were 3 weeks late & chickens stopped laying even though it was nice weather.
Lizzy, developed a prolapse in the rectum and vagina. Very unusual in my breed, like unheard of. The first to kid was Lizzy, a small goat who we had to rush in for an emergency c-section. She had two doelings, so we thought. The next day for feeding I went down and she vaginally delivered a fully developed dead kid. When I went down at 4 she had delivered an 8 pound live kid. The vet could not understand how that happened. Only thing we can think is that she had two uterus's, unheard of.
Then our super-milker kidded 6 days ago. She usually has five but she only had two. She promptly developed a rapid pace pneumonia.
The next doe to kid had two kids but she rejected the kids.
We now have 7 bottle babies at $75 a bag for milk replacer each week.
None of this is normal. Our plants on the other hand are doing crazy good and flourishing. I will even be having summer squash from window starts in a couple weeks.
From the trenches, Celeste
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BTW-Our farm is not the only one hit with these same types of symptoms.
Celeste
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