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Meet Our Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Tinkerbell has the most personality of the 2 does. She is always at the fence to greet you and look for food. Love her blue eyes!

Heatherlane Farms Tinkerbell
dob:7/13/09
Sire: Heatherlane Farms Dark Knight
Dam: Heatherlane Farms Eclipse
 
Ginger Pye is a little more cautious and reserved around me even though I have been feeding her for 2 years. I love her color and hope to have kids and milk in the spring of 2012.

Heatherlane Farms Ginger Pye
dob: 7/04/09
Sire: Heatherlane Farms Dark Knight
Dam: AGS Heathelane Venus

Hobby Knob Farm, Nigerian Dwarf Goats

I have had such fun learning to milk my neighbor's goats that I decided to get 2 of my own. Feeling like I have enough large animals I decided to get the mini's of the dairy goat world or Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats. I have always loved these little goats and am wondering now why I didn't do this sooner.

These goats would be ideal for the backyard/urban farmer or anyone that does not want to be overwhelmed with milk (like me).So next year, if I am ready, I will have some cute little Nigerian Dwarf kids and milk for my own cheese! You can purchase full sized registered French Alpines from my friend at Mountain Star Farm. My goats came from Heather Lane Farms here in Asheville. You can learn more about these and other dairy goats at the American Dairy Goat Association and Piedmont Dairy Goat Association websites. Having your own fresh milk and making your own fresh cheese is just another step toward food independence.

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For more information on HobbyKnob llamas & sheep,
please call or email:
Elizabeth Strub
14 White Bridge Road
Weaverville, North Carolina

hobbyknobfarm@gmail.com

828.645.5869

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