We have two breeds of dairy goats on the farm; Sassy and even sassier! We're kidding. pun intended.

We focus on breeding high quality dairy goats for milk production.

The Nigerian dwarf is a smaller breed of goat that produces a ton of milk for its size and their milk is very high in butterfat. That makes it a perfect milk for soap making and many types of cheese. we find this breed to be very playful with just the right amount of attitude. 

the 'Lagerian' goats are a mix of the Nigerian Dwarf and La Mancha goats. La Mancha goats are distinct for their lack of ears. they tend to have a more loving and mellow disposition. Often times, the cross of these breeds results in the most adorable 'elf' ears like Stitch and Stella have. they are a great mix of both personality types.

DOES

SG Pholia Farm RD Nutella 6*M (Nigerian Dwarf) retired fall 2022

LA 2019: FS85 +EE+

Dam: SG AGS Jobi Chloe 5*M

Sire: SG Sugar Moon Rocky Dolby +*B

Nutella may not have a classically dairy body, but she was our biggest purebred milk producer. She maintained her huge milk production throughout the year very well.

Pholia Farm CS Stella (Lagerian)

Dam: SG Pholia Farm RD Nibs 7*M

Sire: Pholia Farm RD Cassanova *B

 Our biggest milk producer. She was producing a gallon a day in her peak of lactation in 2021

Due February 2024

junior does

Bucks

Reservations

Congratulations on deciding to add goats to your family! You will love every moment spent with your new ‘kids’. Please read our sales policy thoroughly before filling out the questionnaire. Thank you!

Sales policy: To reserve kids, please fill out the questionnaire below. Once we have received your questionnaire, we will contact you by email or phone within a few days. You will need to submit a $100 non-refundable deposit per kid, which will go toward the cost of the animal. While there is no guarantee that a specific breeding pair will produce the gender requested, choice is on a first come first serve basis. If the dam does not produce the kid desired, you will have next choice of your specified gender on available kids. You will receive your deposit back if the gender specified is not produced from any animals. Note: If you are looking for ADGA registered Nigerian Dwarf kids, then Lagerian kids will not apply to the deposit rule.

We reserve the right to change our minds of selling an animal at any time for any reason. Not all males will be deemed worthy of being herdsires. We will choose only the best, and wether the rest. Potentially available bucklings and prices are specified in the goat profiles above. All wethers(castrated males) and pet quality does will be $200.

Kids remain on the farm for a minimum of 2 months, before they can leave for their new homes. We will raise the kids on their mother’s milk, and slowly transition them to being bottle fed exclusively when you pick them up. We strongly suggest you continue bottle feeding the kids until they are at least 4 months old.

All animals sales are final once the animal leaves the farm. We guarantee all animals are healthy when they leave our farm. We will do a health check with you the day you pick up your goats. You are solely responsible for their care after they leave. For disbudded goats, we will do our very best, but occasionally, a scur will emerge, especially on intact males. If you wish for your goats to keep their horns, you will need to pay the full amount non-refundable within 3 days of birth.

If you have not raised goats before and would like to learn more before bringing your new additions home, we offer workshops on the farm. We have a partial day workshop geared towards raising goats for pets, as well as an extensive multi-day workshop geared towards those looking to breed and milk their goats. You can find more information under the workshops tab. If you simply want to have a great resource on hand to reference (We reference ours countless times throughout the year to brush up on things and to troubleshoot if there is an issue), then I cannot recommend Holistic Goat Care by Gianaclis Caldwell enough. She was our mentor when we started raising goats and an absolute expert on the subject.