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Angora goat

Angora goat

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Sep 22, 2026

Vanessa WoodHOST
9:25
So like, can you give us, our listeners, like a bird's eye view of what that looks like? Tell us like what type of sheep that you raise.
Vanessa WoodHOST
9:35
I have in my notes that you've got Merino sheep, right? And Angora goats.
Vanessa WoodHOST
9:40
So- Yeah, kind of give us the rundown on that so we can wrap our head around it.
Vanessa WoodHOST
9:45
And then we'll get into the policy next
Cole EstillGUEST
11:34
So I'm getting paid to do that to graze them.
Cole EstillGUEST
11:36
And I'm also selling wool and mohair.
Cole EstillGUEST
11:40
The Angora goats are really perfect for the jobs of the smaller jobs of grazing around Reno because you can fit more of them on a trailer.
Cole EstillGUEST
11:50
They're such a small animal.
Kathy PufferGUEST
14:33
And so that's where we really started looking at how can we create different enterprises with poultry.
Kathy PufferGUEST
14:42
And we got Angora goats.
Kathy PufferGUEST
14:45
I never got around to learning how to um spin but she is my happy knitter she loves taking care of the animals and so that's been like a whole other area of growth and so thinking about being flexible because the other barrier we ran into with the greenhouse, it's just been these crazy temperature spikes in early summer, in early spring here in New York.
Kathy PufferGUEST
15:14
So when I say early, I mean like March, sometimes in February, we'll get a temperature spike.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
24:58
And then we got into goats a wee bit later.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
25:00
Angora goats was a big thing.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
25:02
And that sort of died away.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
25:03
But now my brother runs dairy support.

6 MINS LATER

Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
30:44
And that's the way it was.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
30:47
Will we ever see that sort of boom again? Well, we've had the odd thing.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
30:51
People who got into Angora Goats did very well, but it didn't last.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
30:55
Pigs come and go, but the sheep was what really started it.
Anne MerrowHOST
26:26
Yeah.
David RitchieGUEST
26:27
So then we became great lovers of the Angora goats and, and the fiber that they produce and which we still make, which it's that blend.
David RitchieGUEST
26:35
That's one blend.
David RitchieGUEST
26:37
Uh-
speaker_1NARRATOR
29:40
Yeah, it might've been
RabsPANELIST
29:42
... a Angora?
speaker_1NARRATOR
29:42
It might've ended up as dinner too.
speaker_1NARRATOR
29:44
You never know.
James BrayshawHOST
29:45
An Angora goat.
RabsPANELIST
29:46
Angora goat.
James BrayshawHOST
29:48
In Keysborough.
RabsPANELIST
29:49
Yes, it could have been, Jim.
Barnaby Boy HigginsHOST
58:30
There are specific breeds of goats, and I don't remember what it was, but there are specific gr- breeds of goats that-
Chip WilsonPANELIST
58:34
Angola is the stinkiest one.
Barnaby Boy HigginsHOST
58:36
Angola.
Barnaby Boy HigginsHOST
58:37
[laughs] There you go.
Barnaby Boy HigginsHOST
58:37
Thank you.
Barnaby Boy HigginsHOST
58:38
Angola is the stinkiest one.
Chip WilsonPANELIST
58:38
Yeah.
Chip WilsonPANELIST
58:38
You have to use Toggenburgs.

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