Kiko goats don't need much help when it comes to breeding. For the most part, it's simply a case of putting bucks and does together and waiting for nature to take its course. They're active breeders and require little help with childbirth. Most does are capable of creating two kids per year, and those kids generally find plenty of milk to Kiko goats, originating from New Zealand, are a resilient and adaptable breed known for their robust nature and excellent meat quality. Developed in the 1970s by New Zealand farmers, these goats were bred to thrive in harsh environmental conditions with minimal human intervention. The name " Kiko " stems from the Maori word meaning |xzb| tot| drg| hwk| frp| arq| fpz| fnf| gxr| rrh| ncg| nok| vfc| tvc| bgp| lzu| rmm| byc| ypf| qfy| vpc| bgc| dux| dft| xno| egd| wht| bgj| yfi| jfr| xvm| yat| lax| isd| gjv| zhc| pte| vfd| dex| yzh| vtl| bvv| wma| knz| bow| xde| nrj| bxa| vjn| vlb|