It's Goatober and that means this week the Farm Report gives you the inside scoop on goats and the idea behind Heritage Food's No Goat Left Behind program. From the differences between meat and dairy goats, goat nutrition, recipes, and herding Erin Fairbanks and tatiana Stanton, the goat extension specialist for NY state, will guide you on this encyclopedic episode. Learn how goat is being transformed from a niche meat to being served in over 70+ restaurants in New York and the myriad way you can prepare a delicious goat dish. This episode is sponsored by Heritage Foods USA's No Goat Left Behind initiative.

This week Unfiltered won't cry for Argentina because Argentina has come to the Heritage Radio Network studio in the form of Tomás Machado de Villefañe of Don Manuel Villefañe Wines. Tomás has become synonomous with Malbec and Torrontes in the wine world where his wines have garnered critical acclaim; the latter's 2010 vintage has been named by Wine Enthusiast as one their Top 100 Wines. On the show they try both of these fine vintages, talk about differences of higher-elevation grapes and the rising popularity of pumpkin wine, just in time to make the most out of your Halloween leftovers. This episodes is sponsored by Whole Foods Market.

Goatober is almost over, but don't be sad! You can still get your last goat fix on this week's Farm Report. Host Erin Fairbanks talks with farmer Mark Guanzini and his wife Luce who run Highwood Farm up in Spencer, NY. Highwood Farm is also a participating goat farm in Heritage Foods USA's No Goat Left Behind initiative. They talk about the daily life of raising a herd Boer meat goats from the day they are born until they go to market. From how they allow the goats to self-wean, which they believe decreases the stress of the animals being separated from their mother, to why they keep some dairy genetics in their herd the episode is packed with goat info. This episode is sponsored by the No Goat Left Behind initiative.