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During the coldest months of the year the animals are let inside. The indoor spacious areas are designed to allow a generous amount of day light into the barn. This enables a natural circadian rhythm and promotes good health.
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 Curious Capra Science goats in the sunset light. Our environments generate healthy animals with strong and alert immune systems, which in turn creates high yields & good quality of antibodies.
 Fine, suny weather and the haystacks are molded into bundles of hay. Harvest from 15 haystacks (11-pinnarhässjor) we reached 500 bundles (balar). Good work, everyone. 
 To save old traditions, some of our animal's feed is dried in these haystacks called "hässja" in Swedish. It creates one of the finest quality of hay. This process conserves a lot of nutrients that are otherwise lost in modern hay processing techniques. And it smells wonderful too!
We put a lot of effort in producing well-balanced feed from our farmland. High-quality feed is critical to the immune system, resulting in higher yields of specific antibodies. 
 Grazing season is finally here.
Our goats are enjoying the green fields and the shade of the trees.  Mother Daga's kid, almost 3 weeks old, is enjoying the warm April sunligth. At Capra Science, the kids graze together with their mothers all summer.
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Capra FarmIn this blog you can follow the goats, daily work and seasons on the Capra Science Organic Farm in southern Sweden. Archives
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