Why We Raise Miniature Nubians

I grew up with Oberhasli dairy goats and have always liked goats. We decided to start with Nigerian Dwarf goats in 2016. In 2018 we added our first Mini Nubian and fell in love! Their smaller size makes them easy to handle and perfect for family pets and provide plenty of milk to feed a family. Their small size also means the eat less and require less space. Perfect for any hobby farm or someone interested in providing their own milk supply. They are slightly larger then Nigerians which makes them not so easy to get out of a fence and they produce a little more milk.

Milk!

Mini Nubian milk tastes so good! Its sweet and doesn't have a goatie taste. Mini Nubians produce on average between a 1/2 gallon to over 1 gallon per day. Its also great for making cheese and goat milk soap.

Bucks

Sunshine Meadows Star Spangled Camo

MDGA Registered,  Generation 6, Purebred
DOB: 5/3/19  Horn: disbudded  Ears: Pendulous
Sire: Bit O Bliss Sir Lancelot
​Dam: Green Gables MB Suzanna

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Dam's FF udder

Does

Rosie's Critters Luna

This is our newest addition to our small herd. Luna has great breed character, lots of milk and a great top-line. We can't wait to see what she produces for us in the future.
Luna's Sire's dams udder
Lunas's dam's udder

Stone Crest April

Autumn Wood's Amber

MDGA Registered,   Generation 6, Purebred
DOB: 5/4/18  Horn: disbudded  Ears: Pendulous
54.67% Nubian 45.33% Nigerian
Amber's First Freshening Udder
Amber's Dam
Amber's Sire

Acres A-Whey Beth

TMGR Registered: DN000302010188  Generation: 2
DOB: 04/14/2017         Ears: Drop        Horns: Disbudded  
% Nigerian: 46.33     % Nubian: 53.67
Beth is a blue eyed beauty. She kidded her first kid 2019. Producing 1 gallon a day! Bred to Green Gables Medllion, Due 4/23/22