dairygoats

I'm from Europe so my mother introduced us to goat cheese at a young age. I have aways enjoyed it and when I moved to the states it was
not easy to come by, back in the 80's. When my husband retired and we moved to the country I started looking into dairy animals.
We fell in love with Alpines, so we went and got three Alpines and a Nubian goat
I use their milk for making soft cheeses, Feta cheese, yogurt and raising some pigs each year. We also enjoy the raw milk. For more info on
the benefits of raw milk please go to www.realmilk.com

We have some raw milk for sale right here of the farm starting in the middle of April 2010.

All our animals are registered and we have sometimes kids for sale.

Here is Angel, the sister of Donna, with her kids. She gave us twins and both are does. This made us very happy.
Both are born on April the 1st. 2009. Here the are. We call them Peanut and Silver Moon.

Bella, our grade Nubian. She has been a real good mother as long as
we have had her. She is the first Dairy goat we ever owned.

Here they are and what a great
pose. We sure enjoy them,
May 25TH 08

Here they are posing for the camera, last
years kids.

Here is Donna, one of the girls. She has been shown in 4 H
and is a good milker.

We bought Clove from a very good
breeder in Cabool.

Here are some of the girls
enjoying the pasture

The first time we saw an Oberhasli goat was at the Detroit State Fair
when we lived in Michigan. We feel in love with them and now we added
our first girl. Nancy is a bit of an older doe, but very sweet and we hope
to get some nice kids next spring from her.

Kaiser, the new herd sire.
This photo was taken August 09.

Sweetie is a reg. French Alpine with very
nice temperament and udder.