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And, how does that part of the business work? Do you have a regular buyer every year? Or, do you advertise directly to the public? Or, how do you do that? Wow, that is so cool. I knew they were a fascinating goat. There’s a breeder fairly close to us, a vet, who raises Kikos, who’s been raising them for probably 15 years or longer. And, I know she’s got very strict culling standards and everything, because she’s very much into all the things you’ve talked about. But, it’s just really wonderful to get your perspective on all of this. Is there anything else that people should know about Kikos before taking the plunge and getting some? The Kiko goat was developed in New Zealand for meat production under harsh conditions. Kikos are hardy and adaptable, requiring minimal assistance with kidding and healthcare. The statue of Archbishop Makarios III near the Kykkos Monastery Throni, near the grave of Archbishop Makarios III World & Nation". The Minnesota Daily. Associated Press. February 10, 1997. Archived from the original on January 15, 2008 . Retrieved 2008-04-24.

Wow, that’s interesting. And, it’s definitely interesting because of the fact that, like, a first freshener isn’t going to make as much milk as a doe that’s, like, in her prime. Or, a goat that’s, like, 9 or 10 years old is not gonna make as much milk as a doe that’s in her prime. So, that is also interesting information to have. It’s also fascinating. I love it. Is there anything else that you have in terms of data on your goats? Su poder económico es incalculable. Siempre oculto y en la sombra, el poderío del millón de kikos extendidos por el mundo lo gestiona la Fundación Familia de Nazaret para la Evangelización Itinerante, constituida en Madrid, el 3 de noviembre de 1992, por el cardenal Suquía. Una fundación que tiene personalidad jurídica propia tanto en el ámbito eclesiástico como civil. Según sus estatutos -que desconocen la mayoría de los kikos-, su fin es organizar el movimiento y sostenerlo económicamente, por medio de la «gestión de oblaciones, contribuciones, donaciones, herencias y legados que le sean conferidos por los fieles de las comunidades neocatecumenales y por otros entes y personas privadas». Eso significa en dinero contante y sonante casi 120 millones de euros anuales. Así relataba la vida de los seguidores de los «kikos» en un artículo de 2002 el periodista José Manuel Vidal en El Mundo: Frinta, Mojmír S. (1975–76). "The Puzzling Raised Decorations in the Paintings of Master Theodoric". Netherlands Quarterly for the History of Art. Stichting voor Nederlandse Kunsthistorische Publicaties. 8 (2): 68. doi: 10.2307/3780416. JSTOR 3780416.

Así, en la ceremonia de Roma, mientras la multitud esperaba la llegada de Francisco, Kiko Argüello calentó el ambiente como un telonero de lujo: cantó, tocó la guitarra, hizo una larguísima "predicación del kerigma" (así dijo, y también: "El Espíritu Santo es el esperma de Dios", "el embrión necesita el útero de la comunidad", "tenemos más de 1.600 familias en misión"). Si calló, lo hizo cuando ya estaba encima el papamóvil con un Pontífice que parecía levitar ante tanta papolatría, mientras Kiko, quién si no él, le cantaba nuevas piezas compuestas por él, y ronco perdido gritaba "vivas" al Papa, que coreaban regocijados todos los presentes. Browning Jr, R., Leite-Browning, M. L., and Byars Jr, M. 2011. Reproductive and health traits among Boer, Kiko, and Spanish meat goat does under humid, subtropical pasture conditions of the southeastern United States. Journal of Animal Science, 89(3), 648–660.

And, more importantly is to look for a breeder whose management style is similar to the management style that you’re going to use. So, if you’re thinking you want a “grassfed” herd—grassfed in quotation marks. That’s hay and forage—then you’re probably better off going to a breeder that has a grassfed herd, simply because their rumens develop differently. And, the epigenetics of the goats that are in utero for a grassfed dam are different than a grain-fed dam. So, recognize also that your breeder may be your mentor. And, if you are going to depart significantly from the way they manage their herd, it will be difficult for them to support you and answer your questions. Does that make sense?Wow, that is incredible. And then, what is kidding season like? Because, most dairy goat breeders are pretty hands-on, whereas most sheep breeders are pretty hands off. It’s pretty much 180 degrees different. So, where do Kiko goats fall into that? How much attention or care do they need during kidding season?