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Hi,
How much space is required for dairy goats in a suburban environment?
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I wrote an article recently about keeping goats in suburban yards: https://www.permablitz.net/articles/dairy-goats-the-key-to-sustainable-abundance-in-the-suburbs/

For a strawyard for two or three goats, you only need around 6x6m/20x20', but you'll need to bring food to them (the yard can also be designed to have trees next to it to provide some food).
 
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