Pre-Purchase Questionnaire/Application 
South Of Eden Farms Sales Policies
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It is important to have a working relationship with a livestock veterinarian for your herd

While it has been law in California since January 1, 2017, antibiotics for livestock, that were once available over the counter at local feed stores, and online, to treat common livestock ailments, such as pneumonia, mastitis etc., will NO LONGER BE AVAILABLE  NATIONWIDE WITHOUT A VETERINARY PRESCRIPTION. This regulation will take effect JUNE 2023. This does NOT mean you need to call the vet out for every sniffle, however, it does require, by State law, that livestock producers have an established Veterinary-Client-Patient Relationship (VCPR) to obtain medically necessary antibiotics. Depending on your location, veterinarians with expertise in ruminant health care may be difficult to find. We strongly recommend securing a veterinarian in advance of bringing your animal home. While no animal will be allowed to leave the farm in ill health, shipping stress, variable weather conditions, and simply being in a new environment, can all cause a young kid to have health challenges. Waiting to establish a relationship with a veterinarian until your animal is ill, is NOT advised. Goats are stoic creatures, and often will NOT show they are ill, until the illness is advanced. To locate a small ruminant veterinarian in your area, we recommend using the "Find A Veterinarian" link at the American Association of Small Ruminant Practitioners (AASRP) website.


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Do you have secure fencing for your goats? *
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Do your goats have a secure barn, shed, or covered enclosure to protect them from predators, especially at night? 
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Why do you want goats and how do you intend to use them? *
It is not safe to leave a goat tied out on a "leash" or other restraint. Do you agree not to tie your goats?

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Goats are herd animals and as such, they need other goat companions. We will not sell a single goat to a home without goats. We recommend you keep a MINIMUM herd of 3 so that you are never left scrambling to find a goat in the event that you lose one. 
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Deposits are $100 per goat. ​
Placing a deposit on that goat is a commitment to purchasing a goat. If you change your mind, and elect not to proceed with your purchase, for any reason, your deposit will be forfeited. Deposits are not refundable or transferrable except in the instance where we are unable to fulfill your reservation.

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Our waiting list averages 6 months to one year. Placing a deposit means you are willing to wait for your goats. If you are not ready for goats after kidding and you decide to pass up available kids to wait for a future breeding, you are agreeing that you may need to wait until the following season before we can accommodate you. *
Are you wanting registerable breeding stock? *
Donkeys are not safe companions for goats. Do you agree not to keep a donkey pastured with your goats?
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Do you employ a livestock guardian dog?
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Which livestock predators are most common at your location? 
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