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2Chix Farm is home to the delightful Sans Gene herd of Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats. Nigerian Dwarfs are amazing little goats! Their small size and gentle disposition make them easy to handle and keep. They give a surprising amount of milk for their size, 1-3 quarts per day (sometimes more!), and are known for delicious, sweet tasting milk with very high butterfat (6-8%, sometimes more!) content.
We strive toward excellence in conformation, dairy type, milk production, longevity, and vigor in our breeding program. We spend time every day with the herd, so all of our goats receive lots of individual love and attention. We test for and have always been negative for CAE, and our foundation stock came from CAE-negative tested herds. We have also tested for CL and Johne's, with all test results negative. Keeping our goats happy and healthy is our first priority!
Our Nigerian Dwarf goats are registered with American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) and/or American Goat Society (AGS). We enjoy letting the girls "strut their stuff" in the show ring, attending as many of our area ADGA shows as we can. We believe the Nigerian Dwarf is and should be a productive dairy goat, so we milk our girls regularly and were on DHIR test 2011 - 2016. Life forced a break from continuous milk test, though I keep my milk tester certification current in order to support other herds in this very worthwhile program. We also participate in official one day milking competitions when we can, and continue to keep informal milk records so we know how the girls are doing. We are always happy to provide an honest assessment of how our does milk.
The herd participated in ADGA linear appraisal in 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, and 2019. Due to impacts from the Covid-19 pandemic, we were unable to appraise in 2020 0r 2021. We hope to participate in AGS Classification when the opportunity arises.
l website updated 8/22/2022
We strive toward excellence in conformation, dairy type, milk production, longevity, and vigor in our breeding program. We spend time every day with the herd, so all of our goats receive lots of individual love and attention. We test for and have always been negative for CAE, and our foundation stock came from CAE-negative tested herds. We have also tested for CL and Johne's, with all test results negative. Keeping our goats happy and healthy is our first priority!
Our Nigerian Dwarf goats are registered with American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) and/or American Goat Society (AGS). We enjoy letting the girls "strut their stuff" in the show ring, attending as many of our area ADGA shows as we can. We believe the Nigerian Dwarf is and should be a productive dairy goat, so we milk our girls regularly and were on DHIR test 2011 - 2016. Life forced a break from continuous milk test, though I keep my milk tester certification current in order to support other herds in this very worthwhile program. We also participate in official one day milking competitions when we can, and continue to keep informal milk records so we know how the girls are doing. We are always happy to provide an honest assessment of how our does milk.
The herd participated in ADGA linear appraisal in 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, and 2019. Due to impacts from the Covid-19 pandemic, we were unable to appraise in 2020 0r 2021. We hope to participate in AGS Classification when the opportunity arises.
l website updated 8/22/2022