
History of the Kiko Breed in America by Joe David Pool
The Kiko Goat in America
The Kiko Goat breed is a genetic conglomerate, with its origins in New Zealand. From breeding the Kiko's for meat, to the importation to America, to reversing the Kiko back to the standards of desirable production traits, this book covers the history of the breed, to today's market.
Joe David Pool is a retired teacher from secondary and college levels of instruction. He has a master's degree in education and a doctorate. He has written and published three magazine articles, and five books. Pool says this book was a labor of love for Kikos and for the people who raise goats.
Contributing writers include: Warren Barns, Garrick Batten, Ruble Conaster, Jeff Crawford, Graham Culliford, Terry Hankins, An Peischel, John D. Smith, and Sylvia Thompson.
Joe David Pool
Wise Publications
Page Count: 90
6x9 Paperback
Black and White and Color Photographs
Index: Names, Breeds, and Photographic
Published in 2007



