Nubian Goats

It started with kids… literally, our children. Our first Nubians came to the farm as fosters for a local goal dairy so that our children could bottle feed raise them. They’ve even been known to have a slumber party in the house on a chilly night.

Nubian goats are a popular breed known for their distinctive long, floppy ears and Roman noses, giving them a unique and charming appearance. Originating from the Nubian region of Africa, these goats are prized for their exceptional milk production, which is rich in butterfat, making it ideal for cheese and other dairy products. Nubians are also known for their friendly and sociable temperament, making them great companions on farms and homesteads. They are adaptable animals, thriving in various climates, and are recognized for their hardiness and ability to graze on a wide range of forage. With their striking looks and productive capabilities, Nubian goats have become a favorite among both dairy farmers and hobbyists alike.

All in the family

While our goats are mostly pets, from time to time we may have kids available - please email for availability.

  • Nubian goats are a breed of domestic goat known for their distinctive long ears, Roman noses, and high milk production, particularly rich in butterfat.

  • Nubians are known for their friendly, sociable, and curious nature, making them great companions and relatively easy to handle.

  • On average, a Nubian doe can produce between 1 to 3 quarts of milk per day, depending on factors like diet, care, and genetics.

  • Nubian goats thrive on a balanced diet that includes hay, pasture, grains, and access to minerals. They are also browsers, enjoying shrubs and trees.

  • Yes, Nubians are adaptable and can thrive in various climates, though they do need shelter to protect them from extreme weather conditions.