Our goat adventure started with a simple desire to have a milk goat. Bekah wanted to provide the family with fresh, raw milk (without the price tag of paying another farm for fresh, raw milk - expensive!). After realizing that a dairy cow was a little too big to handle (1000lbs too big, in fact), she got our first dairy goat. From there, it was the goat equivalent of chicken math. Two goats turned into four, and four into six, then six into a dozen. We were hooked! Their fun personalities, beautiful colors, and ease in handling made us fall in love with goats.

We now run a herd of ADGA nubians and MDGA mini nubians (plus a few unregistered dairy girls who are too well loved to ever leave!), and some mini nubian bucks.

Our mini nubian kids are born in spring each year. Both registered and unregistered options are typically available. Because of the nature of dairy goats, we practice disbudding any goat kids that are born with horns (though our herd includes a few with polled genetics). This is for both their safety and ours. Our dairy goats come in a wide variety of colors and spots, so we never know what we are going to get! But most important to us is the solid conformation and quality udders behind our genetics. Our focus is on breeding kids that will have excellent udder capacity and attachments, plus the sweet disposition you want in a daily milker. We sell very few bucks (as only the best are kept intact), but work hard to keep them friendly and teach them good manners around people before they go off to their new homes.