LAMANCHA GOATS FOR DAIRIES AND CREAMERIES
Check out how our herd connects to the local food community!
We grow our Lamancha dairy goat herd in southern Indiana with these values in mind:
From time to time, we also have Lamancha dairy goats for sale:
Interested in learning more about keeping healthy, happy goats? Check out some of these resources:
We grow our Lamancha dairy goat herd in southern Indiana with these values in mind:
- The healthiest, longest living, and most productive animals we can breed for
- Our animals balance quality milk production and good conformation
- We humanely raise all our animals (including CAE-free kid raising practices, all goats disbudded, and the herd tested yearly for CAE, CL, and Johnes - all animals negative) and provide a natural and low stress lifestyle at all times
- Many of our animals have been alpha S1casein tested for those herds looking to improve cheese yields
From time to time, we also have Lamancha dairy goats for sale:
- Our prices for milkers vary by animal, and are based on production, conformation, and records. Let us know if you would like to be added to our email list when they become available.
- Our kid prices are as follows:
- Premium breedings are an additional $50 in addition to the prices below:
- Buyer's choice Purebred, American, or Experimental lamancha doelings are $299 (1 to 4 weeks old), $349 (4 weeks - 3 months old), and $399 after. Price includes ADGA registration.
- Buyer's choice Purebred, American, or Experimental breeding bucklings are $299 (1 to 4 weeks old) and $399 (4 weeks to 3 months old). Price includes ADGA registration and DNA typing.
- Wethers are $99 (2 to 4 weeks old) $149 (4 weeks to 3 months old), and $209 (over 3 months old).
- $100/goat reserves adults, and $50 reserves kids up to 3 months
Interested in learning more about keeping healthy, happy goats? Check out some of these resources:
- Find a goat veterinarian near you
- ADGA Getting Started with Dairy Goats
- Fias Co Farm (tons of free resources, consider supporting them with a donation, if you're able)
- Onion Creek Ranch (focused on meat-goats, but other helpful resources for all goats; offers consulting services too)
- Maryland Small Ruminant page (university, evidence-based resources)
- WormRX (start here for all parasite and deworming questions)
- Associations with memberships and helpful resources:
- Books:
- Storey's Guide to Raising Dairy Goats (excellent all around starter book)
- Holistic Goat Care (when you are ready to learn more)
- Smith and Sherman's Goat Medicine (the goat owner's veterinary essential book)
Resources to Explore:
