Fees & Forms
Click here for information on fees and links to downloadable forms.
Contacts
Tel: 01322 611767 email:
admin@britishgoatsociety.com
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Membership
Join us and become a member who benefits from the services that the British Goat Society offers.
BGS Merchandise
Price for badge (including P&P) £3.95 each (10 or more £3.50 each to affiliated societies/clubs, plus postage cost) Please request from Rachel at the BGS office.
Price for Tea Towel including P&P £5.00 each (10 or more £4.50 each to affiliated societies/clubs, plus postage cost). Colours are either racing green or copper brown. Please request from Rachel at the BGS office.
British Goat Society
The British Goat Society Facebook page tells you what is going on in the world of goats and the British Goat Society. Our web-site gives full details of the services we offer, lots of helpful information, and contact details of breed societies. You don't have to be a member to leave comments on this page, although we would love you to join. (If you don't want to tell us why not!)
The new 'For Sale' Section of the BGS web site is now live! Click on the 'For Sale' button at the far right-hand side of the white banner and then click on the relevant menu item.
To sell a goat or an item of equipment, you need to complete the online form. This will the go to the office for approval and, if approved, will be displayed in the relevant section on the web site. You can also submit up to three photos of the goat you are offering for sale.
This service is free to members and is for pedigree goats registered with the BGS only. Non-members will, of course, be able to see the advertisements.
Please ask if you have any questions or need any help.
To sell a goat or an item of equipment, you need to complete the online form. This will the go to the office for approval and, if approved, will be displayed in the relevant section on the web site. You can also submit up to three photos of the goat you are offering for sale.
This service is free to members and is for pedigree goats registered with the BGS only. Non-members will, of course, be able to see the advertisements.
Please ask if you have any questions or need any help.
For those members who wish to test their goats for Johne's disease, following the suggestion from one of our members, we have added the SRUC farm animal submission form to the 'Forms' section of the web site. You can find it here: https://www.britishgoatsociety.com/services/fees-forms/
Other testing agencies are available but many members use SRUC for their CAE testing already.
Other testing agencies are available but many members use SRUC for their CAE testing already.
Fees & Forms - British Goat Society
Membership fees Annual Membership Subscription Member £37.00 Partnership Membership £40.00 Family Member (For each addtional person to one of the above membership types) £12.00 Club Affiliation (including all publications) £55.00 Club Affiliation (no publications) £20.00 Half Year Subscription ...
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Wednesday 17th March @ 7.30pm
Webinar - "Metabolic Diseases of Goats"
Free to Attend for BGS Members
The BGS will be hosting their first evening webinar for members on Wednesday 17th March at 7.30pm. The first talk will be covering the Metabolic Diseases of Goats with emphasis on pregnancy toxemia and acetonemia. We are very grateful to Bryony Kendall from Tyndale Farm Vets who will be our speaker and will also be available to answer questions on the evening.
Full details on how the webinars will work are published in the February/March issue of the Monthly Journal which is currently at the printers and will be despatched this week.
Further webinars are being currently being planned and our April date is Wednesday 14th April - Johnes Disease. Emily Gascoigne from Synergy Farm Health will be our speaker.
Webinar - "Metabolic Diseases of Goats"
Free to Attend for BGS Members
The BGS will be hosting their first evening webinar for members on Wednesday 17th March at 7.30pm. The first talk will be covering the Metabolic Diseases of Goats with emphasis on pregnancy toxemia and acetonemia. We are very grateful to Bryony Kendall from Tyndale Farm Vets who will be our speaker and will also be available to answer questions on the evening.
Full details on how the webinars will work are published in the February/March issue of the Monthly Journal which is currently at the printers and will be despatched this week.
Further webinars are being currently being planned and our April date is Wednesday 14th April - Johnes Disease. Emily Gascoigne from Synergy Farm Health will be our speaker.