
01/13/08, 08:36 PM
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Udderly Happy!
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 2,830
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The State of Oklahoma just finished writing regulations for grade A goat dairys. I realize it's not Illinois, but if Illinois is like Oklahoma two years ago, there isn't anything carved in stone about goat regulations. It seems that most of the regulations closely follow that of a grade A cow dairy with the exception of the sewage regulations. Since goats produce far less waste than cows, the disposal systems can be significantly smaller and there are more options. If you able, google Langston University and you can read the "milk parlor requirments page. Hope this helps.
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