Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Our next goat kids are due starting in March of 2021 .  We currently have five goats pregnant and have started taking deposits from families waiting for goat kids to serve as either dairy goats or pets.  Please call if you would like to be placed on our waiting list.  We require a deposit to hold your place.  

Due to COVID-19, all events are on hold.  We look forward to being able to do events once it is safe to do so.

From the moment our kids are born, they are held and loved by us, our grandchildren and our neighbors.  They love visitors who want to hold and love them.

We milk our goats twice daily and get the most amazing goat milk that is so sweet, creamy and delicious.  We use the milk to make cheese, yogurt and goat milk soap.

Our milk is raw and unpasteurized.  We sell in by the quart or half gallon.  

We also make Chèvre Cheese.  Chèvre is French for goat.  It is a delicious soft and spreadable cheese or can be crumbled over salad or used in cooking.  We fresh freeze it in 1/4 lb. rounds.  I am also experimenting with other cheeses but they are not for sale as of yet. 

We are also experimenting with other types of goat cheese as well.

Our milk and cheese is sold here at our farm by appointment only.

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Although we do not sell our babies online, we will post them and you can call for more information.

Worldwide, goat milk is the most highly consumed form of milk.

1. Goat milk is easier for human's to digest than cows milk.  Many people that are lactose intolerant can handle goat milk.  Milk allergic is different. (Always check with your physician).
2. The milk tastes better, it has 6-10% butterfat and tastes sweeter.
3. Milk is available year round.
4. They are smaller and easier to handle.
5. They are more cost effective.
6. They make great pets.

BORN on 4/23/19

THESE LITTLE BUCKLINGS ARE SOLD

BORN 4/23/19  

Lola was sold and has moved to a new home.

BORN 4/23/19  
Lovey was sold and moved to a new home.