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Home of ADGA registered Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats.  Our motto is quality, not quantity!

  

2012 Kidding Schedule is posted!  The 2011 show season has been very successful!  Animals in our herd, or in our herd name, have brought home 1st place Dairy Herd, 1st & 2nd place Dam & Daughter, 1st place Produce of Dam, 2nd place Sr. Breeder's Trio, 2 x BDIS, 11 x BOB, 8 x BUOB, 8 x Sr. GCH, 5 x Sr. RGCH, 4 x Jr. GCH and 2 x Jr. RGCH.  2010 Show Results for animals in our herd, and Algedi goats in other herds (all does, all ADGA): 6 x BDIS, 16 x BOB, 19 x Sr. GCH, 7 x Sr. RGCH, 3 x Jr. GCH, 4 x Jr. RGCH.  You go, girls!

Congratulations to SGCH Algedi Farm Purple Rain 4*D E90 for making the AGS One Day Top Ten Milk Records, and milking 1260lbs on 305 for 2011!

We are in support of the ADGA Nigerian Dwarf Buck Height Proposal.

 Algedi Farm is located in the beautiful woods of Applegate, Oregon. We breed Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats with the primary goal of high milk production and correct conformation.  To that end we have done milk test in the past and hope to again in the future as time permits, we regularly participate in Linear Appraisal, and we show our goats as much as our schedules will permit.   We chose Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats because they are the perfect goat for the small acreage and  a delightful family goat.   With their charming personalities, quantity of milk production that is suitable for a family, and the incredibly delicious tasting milk, they have quickly won our hearts.  If you have never experienced goats before you are in for a pleasant surprise.  Our only disappointment is that we did not find Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats years ago.

Our herd is built primarily on Rosasharn stock.  Recently, we have incorporated Twin Creeks, Camanna, and Castle Rock bloodlines for genetic diversity. 

We annually have a vet come out and draw blood for CAE and Johnes testing.  We have had negative results since we started breeding in 2002.

We are often asked what Algedi (Al-ged-ee) means.  Algedi is the mega alpha star on the constellation Capricorn and the literal translation is "the kid".    Since our farm is for two legged and four legged kids it seemed like a good name to us!

Our goats are kept safe by a small herd of llamas and three livestock guardian dogs.

Links of interest:

American Dairy Goat Association

ADGA Nigerian Dwarf Buck Height Proposal

Ruminations Nigerian Dwarf Magazine

Jasper Pine Nigerian Dwarfs

Castle Rock Farm

Rosasharn Farm

Fias Co Farm

Goat Breeds

GoatWeb

 

CH Rosasharn's TL Zenith enjoying a lovely summer's day.

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Last Updated:

01/30/2012

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