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The document provides instructions and an application form for obtaining a Breeder’s Number and Herd Suffix from the Myotonic Goat Registry (MGR). It outlines the necessary information required from applicants, including personal details, herd name, and suffix options. The document also specifies membership fees, the process for listing in the MGR Online Breeder Directory, and payment methods.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Myotonic Goat Registry Database Search Page in our platform.
Begin by entering your Breeder’s Name in the designated field. This should be the name of the individual applying for the MGR Breeder’s Number.
Next, input your Herd Name. This can be your farm name or any name you choose, and it does not need to be registered with your state.
Fill in the Herd Suffix with three letters, numbers, or a combination (e.g., JAL). You may also provide a second and third choice for this suffix.
Complete your contact information including Address, City, State, Zip Code, Phone, Fax (optional), Email, and Website/Social Media URL (optional).
Enter your USDA Premises ID Number. Note that this number will not be publicly posted.
Select one of the options regarding whether you want your herd information listed on the MGR website and initial accordingly.
Finally, sign as the applicant and include any recommendations if applicable before submitting your application along with the Breeder’s Fee.

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Do fainting goats have health problems?

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