1d • General discussion
A warm welcome to everyone, lets get to know each other & ask questions
Hello everyone, hope everyone has had a great break during this festive season.
A welcome to all those that are joining or new to this goat farming Group.
Bear with me as I am fairly new on Skool still trying to figure out how it works so feel free to help and jump in whenever you can.
For starters my name is Baraka. I am a Ugandan by born currently living and working in Australia and doing goats farming over back home in Uganda. I am a very passionate livestock farmer with a particular love on goats and cattle. I was born and raised at a farm, and I have been doing goats farming for almost a decade now, so I feel like I have lived alongside animals all my life.
I hope to share my knowledge with others, offer goat farming courses and really interact with likeminded people from all over the globe.
Please feel to participate and introduce yourself perhaps your names, where you live and what you hope to gain from such platforms.
For now, I will leave this text here.
Post 2: Beginner Support
Title: Thinking of Starting Goat Farming? Read This First
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Before buying goats, make sure you understand: ✔ Feeding basics✔ Housing requirements✔ Disease prevention✔ Costs vs profit
Many farmers rush and lose money.
👉 Skills must come before goats.
Are you already farming or still planning?
Post 3: Engagement / Discussion
Title: How Many Goats Did You Start With?
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Let’s learn from each other 👇
- How many goats did you start with?
- What would you do differently if starting again?
Beginners, this thread will help you avoid mistakes.
🧠 QUICK TIPS POSTS (SHORT & SHAREABLE)
Post 4: Tip
Title: Goat Farming Tip 🐐
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Wet housing = sick goats.
Always keep goat housing dry, raised, and clean.
Simple changes save money.
Post 5: Tip
Title: Feeding Truth Most Farmers Ignore
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Feeding is the biggest cost in goat farming.
Underfeeding is not saving money — it’s creating losses.
Well-fed goats grow faster and sell better.
📊 EXPERIENCE & STORY POSTS
Post 6: Real Talk
Title: Mistakes I See Many Goat Farmers Make
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Some common mistakes I see:❌ Buying goats before learning❌ No housing plan❌ No feeding plan❌ No records
Goat farming rewards patience and discipline.
What mistake did you learn the hard way?
🐐 HEALTH & MANAGEMENT POSTS
Post 7: Health Awareness
Title: Why Prevention Is Cheaper Than Treatment
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Most goat diseases are preventable.
Clean housing, regular deworming, and observation save more money than treatment.
👉 Prevention is not optional.
🧪 POLL POSTS (BOOST ENGAGEMENT)
Post 8: Poll
Title: What’s Your Biggest Goat Farming Challenge?
Options:
- Feeding
- Housing
- Diseases
- Capital
- Markets
👉 Follow up with advice in comments.
🎯 SOFT COURSE INTRODUCTION (NO HARD SELL)
Post 9: Soft Promotion
Title: Learn Before You Invest
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Many people join this community because they want to farm goats profitably.
The truth is:👉 Learning first saves money.
That’s why we created an Essential Goat Farming Course to prepare beginners before advanced training.
If you’re serious, foundation matters.
🧩 WEEKLY CHALLENGE POST
Post 10: Challenge
Title: This Week’s Goat Farming Challenge 🐐
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This week’s challenge: ✔ Observe your goats every day✔ Note feeding, behavior, and health✔ Write down at least 3 observations
Comment “DONE” if you complete it.
📅 RECOMMENDED POSTING SCHEDULE (SIMPLE) but we do not have necessarily steak to this.
- Mon: Education post
- Wed: Tip or poll
- Fri: Discussion or challenge
- Sun: Reflection or soft promotion
🔑 GOLDEN RULE FOR SKOOL COMMUNITY
- 80% value
- 20% soft promotion
- No hard selling
- Build trust first
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