Deborah Niemann – Parasites in Goats

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If you answered YES to ANY of these questions, keep reading! Research has shown that ALL of these practices ultimately lead to dewormer resistance, which means that eventually none of the dewormers will kill parasites on your farm — and that means the parasites can kill your goats.

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Deborah Niemann – Parasites in Goats

Parasites in Goats

How to Identify, Solve, and Prevent Parasite Problems

Do you …

• deworm goats on a schedule?
• inject dewormers?
• give a dewormer to goats before moving to a new pasture?
• rotate dewormers?
• deworm the whole herd at one time?

If you answered YES to ANY of these questions, keep reading! Research has shown that ALL of these practices ultimately lead to dewormer resistance, which means that eventually none of the dewormers will kill parasites on your farm — and that means the parasites can kill your goats.

Parasites have been cited as the #1 cause of death in goats. If you’ve had goats for any length of time, you’ve probably had to deal with them at some point. Unfortunately, the Internet is filled with tons of old information! Practices from 10 or 20 years ago are still being used today, even though the latest research has shown that those practices lead to dewormer resistance.

So, where do you get the most up-to-date information? You can’t subscribe to all of the scientific journals. You may not be able to get a farm sitter, which means you can’t travel to attend conferences. That’s why I created this online course — and no, this is NOT about what I do. This course is about the latest research on parasites in small ruminants.

Like all my books and courses, this will NOT be a one-size-fits-all recipe for dealing with parasites. I believe in educating people so that you can become the expert on your goats on your farm. Because I teach college, I’ve been able to look up the latest research in scholarly journals, using the databases at the university. I’ve also contacted researchers personally to get more information about their studies. And I’ve attended multiple conferences to hear them talk about their research first hand. Then I traveled around the country, creating videos and narrated PowerPoints with the scientists on the front lines of parasite research. I’m bringing the conference to you! Who have I talked to?

• Joan Burke, Ph.D. — Dr. Burke is at the USDA research center in Booneville, AR, and if you asked me who authored more studies than any other that I’ve read, I’d say it was Dr. Burke. She is especially interested in alternative dewormers, and she authored a lot of the studies that used copper oxide wire particles as a dewormer.
• Steve Hart, Ph.D. — I’ve seen Dr. Hart speak at several conferences over the years. He is at Langston University, which has its own goat research center. He was kind enough to read and review the parasite chapter of my book, Raising Goats Naturally, and provide technical feedback so that I could be sure that it contained the latest research-based information. A couple of years ago when we were both speaking at a conference, I asked him during a break if he knew how many fecals he’d done in his life, and he said that he had done 3,000 in the previous summer alone!
• James Miller, DVM, Ph.D. — Dr. Miller is one of the leading parasitologists in the world. He is a professor emeritus in the School of Veterinary Medicine at Louisiana State University, and he is active in parasite research and working with student researchers.
• Alison Martin, Ph.D. — Alison is the director of the Livestock Conservancy, and she did her doctoral research on how genetics affect a sheep or goat’s resistance to parasites.

Here are just a few of the things you’ll learn …

• Various symptoms of different internal parasites
• How worms and coccidia are different
• Conventional and natural remedies for parasites
• Why you should NOT rotate dewormers
• How to prevent parasite problems
• Why you should NOT give your goats a dewormer before moving to new pasture
• Symptoms of barber pole and other worms
• How to check body condition scores
• How to use the 5-point check
• Why you should NEVER deworm all the goats in the herd at one time
• What’s the difference between a fecal exam and a fecal culture
• Why we do fecal exams (or not)
• Where to find the most up-to-date information on milk and meat withdrawal when using drugs
• How to “drench” a goat
• Why you should NOT inject dewormers in goats
• Why some goat have no problems with parasites
• How you can manage parasites without routine drug use
• Why the answer does NOT lie in a new drug

Your Instructor

Deborah Niemann

In 2002, Deborah and her family moved to 32 acres on a creek in the middle of nowhere to grow their own food organically. With the help of goats, sheep, pigs, and poultry, they produce 100% of their meat, eggs, and dairy products, as well as a large percentage of their vegetables, fruit, and herbs. Deborah is the author of six books, including Homegrown and Handmade, Ecothrifty, and Raising Goats Naturally, as well as her latest book, Goats Giving Birth. She also teaches sustainable agriculture courses online for the University of Massachusetts – Amherst. She has been teaching Raising Dairy Goats Sustainably since 2013 and Pastured Poultry since 2015.

Course Curriculum

Parasites in Goats
Parasite Basics with Deborah

Welcome!

Internal Parasites (26:37)

Dewormers (22:07)

Drenching a Goat (Deworming) video (0:41)

Alternative Dewormers and Preventing Parasites (21:37)

Internal Parasite Quiz

External Parasites (10:05)

How to Move Goats to New Pasture (6:54)

Steve Hart, Ph.D., Langston University

5 Myths About Deworming Goats (6:40)

Introduction to Worms (28:42)

Joan Burke, Ph.D., USDA Research Facility, Booneville, AR

Genetics and Parasites (3:14)

Rotational Grazing (4:03)

Using Copper Oxide for Control of Barber Pole Worms (15:29)

FAMACHA and Body Condition Scoring (5:36)

James Miller, DVM, Ph.D., Louisiana State University

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Fecals (20:10)

Dewormers (8:22)

Coccidiosis (7:47)

Alison Martin, Ph.D., The Livestock Conservancy

Genetic Selection for Parasite Resistance (10:25)

Resources

Premier 1 Supplies Fencing (6:46)

Advanced Fecal Testing

Online FAMACHA Certification

DIY Fecal Testing

Research

Using copper oxide wire particles (COWP) as a dewormer

Combining COWP with Valbazen

Dosing COWP in a capsule versus mixed in feed

Efficacy of Garlic Juice, COWP, Cydectin, and Levamisole

Efficacy of Molly’s Herbal dewormer in goats

Birdsfoot Trefoil for parasite control

Webinars and Interviews

Managing Parasites in Goats: Avoiding 6 Common Mistakes (Deborah Niemann, May 2019) (69:57)

Sericea Lespedeza interview with Tom Terrill, Ph.D.

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