Sable Goats
The Sable dairy goat is medium to large in size with rugged bone and plenty of vigor.
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Saanen Goats
The Saanen dairy goat originated in Switzerland. It is medium to large in size with rugged bone and plenty of vigor.
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Pygora Goats
Pygoras are fleece-producing goats, derived from Angora and Pygmy heritage. Raw fleece yields are between 0.5-3 pounds per shearing.
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Oberhasli Goats
The Oberhasli is a Swiss dairy goat. This breed is a medium size, vigorous and alert in appearance. Its color is chamoisee.
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Nubian Goats
The Nubian is a relatively large, graceful dairy goat of mixed Asian, African, and European origin, known for high quality milk production.
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Nigerian Dwarf Goats
The Nigerian Dwarf is a miniature breed of dairy goat originating in West Africa and developed in the United States.
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Myotonic Goats
Myotonic goats (often called fainting goats) are a landrace breed. They are self-sufficient, sure-footed and adaptable.
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LaMancha Goats
The LaMancha goat was developed in the US, has excellent dairy temperament, and is an all-around sturdy animal.
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Kiko Goats
The Kiko breed was slow to catch on in the United States, but has gained popularity in recent years due to good parasite resistance.
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Guernsey Goats
The Guernsey dairy goat is medium in size. The Guernsey dairy goat was developed using genetics from the rare Golden Guernsey Goats.
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Cashmere Goats
Any goat can grow cashmere, but those we call “cashmere goats” have been selectively bred to produce it in significant amounts.
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Boer Goats
The development of the Boer goat in the early 1900s can be traced to the Dutch farmers of South Africa. Boer is a Dutch word meaning farmer.
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Angora Goats
Angora goats originated in the district of Angora in Asia Minor. The Angora dates back prior to early biblical history.
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Alpine Goats
The Alpine dairy goat is a medium to large size animal, alertly graceful, with erect ears, offering all colors and combinations of colors.
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San Clemente Island Goats
San Clemente Island goats developed naturally when domestic goats were allowed to run feral on San Clemente Island, located 68 miles (110...
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Pack Goats
Goat packing was popularized in the U.S. in the 1980s and 1990s by John Mionczynski. He developed a herd of large mixed-breed goats and...
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Fiber Goats
The Fiber Goat industry has been in existence in the United States for over a hundred years. Natural fiber was the first available...
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Meat Goats
The demand for high quality, lean, healthy red meat is the one of the underlining forces behind the development of the American meat goat...
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Dairy Goats
The Dairy Goat industry experienced rapid growth in the early 1900's when several dairy breeds were brought to the US from Europe in...
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Goats
There are approximately 450 million goats around the world. Goats were domesticated as long as 9,000 to 11,000 years ago in the near East.
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