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✳ THE GOAT GAZETTE

Good reads.
Healthy curiosity.

Goat milk in the news. A little wellness wisdom. A whole lot of care for the herd. Browse feed headlines and a hand-picked archive from eight mainstream publishers.

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8 curated archive stories · 8 mainstream publishers
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Goat careFrom the archive

For small farmers, goats are becoming big business (opens in a new tab)

The Washington Post examined small farmers adding goats amid regional demand, covering farmers’ accounts of costs and brush grazing alongside risks from parasites and predators.

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Includes goat-meat farming. Farmers’ economic and pasture-management accounts are not a verified sustainability promise or Goldie sourcing information.

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Goat careFrom the archive

Livestock landscaping: Vermont ski areas employ goats and sheep to clear the slopes (opens in a new tab)

AP reported a Vermont ski-area grazing trial using monitored sheep and goats to clear slopes, exploring an alternative to gas-powered mowing.

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A local trial, with environmental benefits discussed by its participants—not a guarantee that goat grazing works everywhere.

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Goat milkFrom the archive

Goats cheese sold in Spar recalled over listeria concerns (opens in a new tab)

BBC reported a recall of a specific Spar Chèvre goat-cheese batch over possible Listeria contamination, with distribution in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

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A dated recall of a particular batch, not evidence that all goat cheese is unsafe. Check the original report for the implicated product; it is unrelated to Goldie.

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Goat milkFrom the archive

French goat farmer urges consumers to buy local to support sector (opens in a new tab)

Amid France’s 2024 farmer protests, Reuters profiled a goat-cheese producer facing rising costs who urged consumers to support farmers by buying locally.

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One farmer’s account during those protests, not independently verified pricing advice or an endorsement of Goldie.

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Goat milkFrom the archive

What's It Really Like To Work In A Prison Goat Milk Farm? We Asked Inmates (opens in a new tab)

NPR visited a Colorado prison goat dairy, hearing from workers about milking and wages and examining criticism of prison labor in a goat-cheese supply chain.

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Reporting on a specific historical sourcing arrangement, not a Goldie supplier, brand endorsement or review of milk nutrition.

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Wellness & researchFrom the archive

‘Goat yoga’ is a thing - and hundreds are lining up for it (opens in a new tab)

CNN covered an Oregon farm’s goat-yoga classes and growing waitlist, describing the experience and participants’ enthusiasm for spending time with goats.

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A wellness trend profile with anecdotes, not clinical evidence that goat yoga treats anxiety, depression or other conditions.

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Goat milkFrom the archive

A Mennonite’s Knack for Fine Goat Cheese (opens in a new tab)

The New York Times profiled Missouri cheesemaker Veronica Baetje and the care she takes with delicate goat milk and curds while crafting French-style cheeses.

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A profile of one cheesemaker’s craft—not a home-cheese safety guide or a claim about Goldie’s eventual milk.

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Goat milkFrom the archive

The great goat's cheese shortage of 2014 (opens in a new tab)

The Guardian examined UK goat-cheese shortages and industry forecasts, tracing pressure to rising demand and reduced milk production in the UK and Europe.

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Historical market reporting and industry predictions from 2014—not a description of today’s availability or Goldie’s supply chain.

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Feed sources recheck at most every 10 minutes while you browse. Up to three feed picks per publisher keep the shelf varied; mixed views put distinct publishers first. Curated past reporting, with original publisher dates. Older articles are not breaking news, and links may require a publisher subscription. These independent publishers and featured businesses do not endorse Goldie. Summaries are original Gazette descriptions, not copied article text. The archive is a maintained reading library—not an automatic record of every live RSS item.

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