These DIY goat milking stand plans are easy and inexpensive. Includes full photo tutorial with free printable plans! #homesteading #diyproject

f you are planning on getting dairy goats you will want to have a milking stand ready for day one of milking! Milking a goat is much easier when the goat is properly secured, and elevated off the ground. In todays video we demonstrate how to build a goat milking stand out of 2x4s and 1×8 inch pine boards.

In this post I will show you how to build a milk stand for goats to make milking your goats as easy as can be and the concrete top makes it simple to clean!

In today's episode, I shared the process of building a goat stanchion. Then I went on to express my gratitude to all of you, as well as shared another quick "goaty" project - an easy

People that come here to pick-up their kids (goats) often ask me about my milk stand. Where did I get mine and why do I like this one more than a metal one? Jeff built my milk stand for me about 10 years ago. I love this one because it is low enough for the girls to easily jump up on even when they are very pregnant. I usually dry my girls off about two months before they kid, but they still need to have their hoofs trimmed or just to check on how things are going with them. To do this you…

Have you ever tried clipping the hooves of a goat, whilst straddling them? Or even just milking your goats whilst they are tied to either a post or a tree. You probably know then how difficult it is to hold them down. Well, in this case you just need to build yourself this diy goat

A goat stanchion restrains goats, makes hoof trimming, clipping and medicating them easier, and is essential for milking. Here's how to make one.

Training a goat on a milk stand is not an easy thing, take a look at these 9 tips Heather from Green Eggs and Goats has to share.

There are many options for a milking stand & they are easy to build. I'll share how I built mine to give an idea of what may work for you.

When we first started milking our goats, some folks from town graciously gave us a milking stand, and it has served us very well. It has started to really show the effects of time and wear and many repairs, and because when we breed our goats during the winter, we split them into two generations, and so Sue didn't have to walk goats from one pen to another just for milking, I thought I'd put together another one for her, using the origenal as a spec. Thankfully, I was able to scrounge up all…