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There is money in goat raising

By Danny Q. Junco | August 1, 2010 - 12:00am

Indeed, there is money in goat raising, according to Ebenezer Goat Farm, the biggest goat and sheep importer in the country today, which has helped Filipino livestock raisers improve the breed of local stocks...

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