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Being a hot-blooded male I obviously loathe TV quiz shows, and the particularly cynical side of me can see straight through the numerous dial-in competitions that exist purely to generate additional revenue for TV stations. Quiz games are something of a pet peeve for me. I personally think all this helps with worm loads to be low.Your starter for ten: Is EA's latest franchise worth a look?

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The flax seed are so small and the cow feed has a little crack corn so they eat the mineral up trying to get the goodies in it. I stopped the sunflower in the mineral and just add it to their regular oats and alfalfa mix at feed time. I use to put sunflower seed (Boss) but I caught some smarty pant goats raking the mineral out on the ground with their nose to get the seed. Nothing scientific about it, it just works for my goat. I do it once a day for a week then skip 3-4,days then start again.

Next morning I have to refill the feeder. I add flax seed and 2 tablespoon of cow feed. I take my mineral in a 1/2 quart jar and fill it with the minerals 3/4 full. I also have some that want eat the minerals unless I doctor them up. Also occasionally I give 6ml aloe Vera juice. I feed raw pumpkin seed as treats ever so often and 4 whole garlic bulbs broken up into cloves and give max number of 5 cloves per goat. I do not worm unless the BP count is high. I personally think all this helps with worm loads to be low.🤠

If I understand it properly, the herbal wormers work by basically making the internal environment too spicy for the worms to stand while supporting the goat's immune system. I am also dealing with the inability to rotate pastures right now, so I've been blaming the herbs not working on that.

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I followed the acute dosage on LOH's website plus added the ginger garlic paste she suggests and EOs twice a week. I'm now treating her acutely with herbs because the chemicals didn't work so I'll let you know if the herbs end up working because at this point I'm throwing everything at I got her. I started adding EOs weekly right after my does kidded in March and I had been doing that for maybe three weeks until the beginning of the month when I decided to chemically worm a doe that just wasn't putting weight on. So bumped up to twice a week and still I was getting weak famachas and only okay fecal counts. Okay, I was doing once a week herbs for probably a year, and that was working great, and then this past winter I started seeing famachas that were less than what I wanted.

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