In 2012 I moved from the city to unincorporated Rochester to start a new life. I picked this property of one acre with the goal of having a small backyard farm for fun and food.

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In 2013 I bought my first two goats, Oreo and Mocha, that were half Pygmy and half Nigerian. They were still on a bottle and I fell in love with them. Their jumping and playing kept me laughing and their snuggles kept me feeling loved.

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With the loss of one of my babies at 13 weeks old I knew I needed another so I started my search and found two sweet registered Nigerian Dwarf babies Snickers and Hershey.

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Over that year and the next I added chickens & roosters, Muscovy ducks & Guinea Fowl, meat rabbits & Cornish cross meat chickens. I started a garden that provided lots of wonderful veggies and fruit. 

 

At this time I had no clue what  ADGA REGISTERED goats really meant. It didn't take long though for me to find out. I got invited to my first ADGA sanctioned goat show in 2014 and showed my goats for the first time in 2015. I was hooked lol.

 

I soon realized my herd was not competitive enough in the show ring and  sold my whole herd except one young doe, White Diamond, who I brought in from Alabama. This was 2016.

 

My herd quickly evolved into a well known small herd with heavy milkers, superior genetics, grand champions, and goats with good Linear Appraisal scores.

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My mission at N GoatFarm is to always work toward improvement of the breed, focusing on conformation & high milk yield.

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This is done by utilizing the Performance Programs available with the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA).