Natural ventilation systems move air through adjustable and fixed openings, such as vents, windows and doors. Fencing The importance of good fences cannot be overstated. A properly built fence stands for as long as it is needed, keeps goats where they belong, and provides protection from dogs and other predators. Fencing can also protect trees, shrubs and other sensitive areas from destruction. In a meat goat enterprise, fencing is often the biggest capital expense, especially if all new fence must be erected.
Perimeter fences are usually permanent and intended to last for many years with minimal repairs.
They should be constructed of high quality materials. Predator control should be a primary consideration. Interior fences may be permanent or temporary. Barn lots or corrals need to be built to withstand greater animal pressure. Some producers may choose to use different fence types in different situations.