Welcome to our Farm 
Where we work hard to fill the needs of our herd & our customers.

We Raise Nigerian Dwarf Goats in WI
We Hand Milk our Does & Bottle Feed our Babies
Our Babies are friendly and very easy to handle.
Our does are accustomed to being milked, and we know how they milk.

Now taking Reservations for Spring 2012 kids ~ See our kidding Schedule No money down for 2nd right of refusal...  "we have 1st" Sweet little babies very soon  ~ Kidding begins middle to end of March. We will be offering several First Fresheners for Sale after they kid. If notified of your interest, I can email interested parties before posting on Sales page.

Our Herd testing is Negative ~ CAE & Fecal Johne's PCR
We breed Nigerian Dwarf Goats in WI, very close to the IL Border.

We Breed for Quality, with great success in the Show Ring ~  See our Champion Animals, and 2009 / 2010 / 2011 Show Seasons.

We manage our animals as individuals, although there are specific things that we do as part of normal maintenance, on a schedule.
Hoof trimming is done approximately every 6 weeks, maybe more often with young stock, as their hooves seem to grow very quickly.
Each animal is vaccinated annually with c/d tetanus, and given copper & BO-SE once to twice per year, as needed.
Our bred does are given the c/d tetanus vaccine & nutrient supplements approximately one month prior to kidding,
to give her kids the benefit of these things as well as she.
We do random fecal samples in each pen, and worm accordingly, based on results of worm/Coccidia tests.
We run our farm very much "hands on", evaluating all at feeding times, to make sure everyone is behaving & looking healthy & fit.
We test for CAE & Johne's, never bringing animals onto our farm without benefit of negative test results.
Any new animals are kept isolated from the main herd for 30-60 days before being integrated.
While isolated, goats are worm tested, dusted & watched very closely for any signs of illness.

Nigerian Dwarf Goats make great pets & are Fun to show as well, and we show as much as possible each year. 
Children find these Miniature Goats much easier to handle than the large dairy goats, as do I.

You will find Nigerian Dwarf Breeders far & wide.  Nigerian Dwarfs are currently the Fastest growing breed.
We often offer Goats for Sale.  You will find them on our Sales Page.
Search by state & you will find many Farms in your area.

We are members of:
 AGS - American Goat Society, ADGA - American Dairy Goat Association, NDGA - Nigerian Dwarf Goat Association,
and ANDDA - American Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goat Association.

A good way to find Nigerian Dwarf Breeders is to look on the Goat Registry Websites.
AGS, ADGA & NDGA : They all list Breeders w/Links to their websites, if they have one.

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