South Carolina
Breeders
Ron and Cassie Wilson, Owners
Regional Information
The selenium levels in the soil in South Carolina vary. Goats on low selenium areas should receive selenium supplements in mineral salt or by injection. Goat owners should contact their local extension office to determine the selenium level in their area, or the area in which their hay is grown.
State Regulations
Goats entering South Carolina are required to have:
Chuck and Allison, Farm Managers
Live Oak Farms
203 Siloam Road
Easley, SC 29642
864–476–0656
ronwilson@liveoakfarmsllc.com
chuck@liveoakfarmsllc.com
allison@liveoakfarmsllc.com
San Clemente Island goats from New Mexico.
Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (valid for 30 days)including the statement "Not infected with, exposed to, or from a flock or area under quarantine for scabies, scrapie, blue tongue, or any other contagious or communicable diseases."
TB and Brucellosis tests within 30 days if not from accredited or certified herd.
Official Individual Identification.
For recent updates and/or specific questions, please call 803–788–2260 ext. 223. Please also check the Emergency Notices for other requirements.
San Clemente Island Goat Association