Our Goats & breeding plans
We have two breeds of goats here at CCF: Mini Nubian & LaMancha
Our main goal is to have goat's milk. We use goat's milk for so many reasons in our dog program. We make & sell goat milk soap. We sell goat's milk (for animal consumption). In our research we learned that different breeds have different percentages and quantities of butterfat, protein, and volume. We also learned that within those breeds there are different bloodlines that have different percentages and quantities as well. We chose Mini Nubians because they produce a high percentage of butterfat, a volume close to a standard size goat, but a smaller more manageable size. We will be milk testing to have and create the strongest milk lines. We only want the best of the best! Having said that, we have fallen in love with standard LaMancha goats as well. We have a few of them as well. They are also high on the list with butterfat. They also give a large volume. Our LaManchas are very laid back and that makes them manageable for me as well. All of our goats are registered and come from performance farms. We will also be a performance farm. Milk testing will keep us in line with our goals. In order to have milk, we will be breeding these amazing animals. In turn, we will have available goat kids in the spring & summer. We will also have adult goats available from time to time.
Mini Nubian Goat
The Mini-Nubian is a mid-sized goat being of mixed Nigerian Dwarf and Nubian origin. It is known for being a graceful and elegant. These are ideal milking goats because they are a smaller sized goat that are bred to be great milkers. They actually have a higher percentage of protein and butter fat than LaManchas. They are smaller therefore producing a smaller quantity. Mini Nubian Goats are known for having long, floppy ears that are adorable. All of our Mini Nubians are registered with Miniature Dairy Goat Association (MDGA).
LaMancha Goat
The LaMancha dairy goat is born with its unique small ears. In fact, that is the distinguishing feature of this breed. The LaMancha also has a very positive disposition It is inquisitive and loveable, easygoing and cooperative. The breed has excellent dairy temperament and is an all-around sturdy. The LaMancha is a dependable dairy goat, producing quality milk with high butterfat and protein over a long period of time. All of our LaManchas are registered with American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA).
Available goats Updated 1/10/25
Kidding Plans are also listed below
Hershey
$200
Hershey is a sweet boy! He has 2 daughters that have their stars. We have kept 2 daughters and plan to test them. He should get his +B. More information on him is on the Buck reference page. These prices are with their registration papers.
All of our animals are our companions.
Kidding plans. Due Late Jan early Feb
Jericho's Ladies
Jericho's Ladies
Jericho's Ladies
Mira - Pregnancy Confirmed - Due 1/31/25
MDGA Mini Nubians
Asher's Ladies
Jericho's Ladies
Jericho's Ladies
Ember - Pregnancy Confirmed - Due 1/30/25
Chickadee - Pregnancy Confirmed - Due 1/29/25
MDGA Mini Nubians
Midas' Lady
Aries' Ladies
Aries' Ladies
Magpie - Pregnancy Confirmed - Due 1/30/25
ADGA LaManchas
Aries' Ladies
Aries' Ladies
Aries' Ladies
Bred in Nov/Dec due 4/22-5/22
Nellie -
Esme -
Monet -
Spicy -
Bell -
MDGA Mini Nubians
Companion Creek Farm
Our Standards
At Companion Creek Farm, we believe that breeding Mini Nubians & LaManchas is not a business, it's a passion. We are dedicated to breeding Mini Nubians & LaManchas that are not only healthy and happy but also reflect the unique personality and character of their breed. Our commitment to our goats and our customers is unwavering, and we strive to provide the best possible experience for everyone involved. Our breeding program is designed to produce Mini Nubians & LaManchas that are healthy, happy, and well-adjusted. We carefully select our breeding pairs based on a variety of factors, including health, temperament, and conformation. Our kids are raised in a loving and nurturing environment, and we take great care to ensure that they receive the best possible care and socialization.
Goat Sales Policy
A non-refundable deposit of ½ (half) the sales price is required to hold a goat. If for any reason, after the deposit is made, the goat becomes sick or injured the deposit will be refunded. If the buyer changes their mind, or cannot complete the sale for any reason, the deposit will not be refunded. Sales are on a first come, first serve basis after proper vetting of a prospective buyer is done. I will not hold any animal without a deposit in place.
Reservations on specific breedings are free. You will be added to the reservation list in the order requests are received. Once the doe kids you will be notified within 48 hours and have 48 hours to respond after notification. If you do not respond within 48 hours your reservation is canceled and becomes available to the next person on the list.
We reserve the right to retain a goat at any time during the sales process. We also reserve the right to sell goats to what we feel are the best homes based on management and care. Deposits will be refunded for these reasons.
Balances due must be paid in full before the goat leaves the farm. Final payments are required before or at the time of pick up and must be paid through Square, Zelle, or made in cash.
The buyer has the option at the time of pick up to refuse the goat if they feel the animal is not healthy. We cannot guarantee the health status of a goat after it leaves our farm. We care about all our animals, on the farm and off, and will be glad to offer advice if you have a problem or question. Although, we are not veterinarians, if you feel you have a serious problem with your goat you should seek veterinarian care.
Kids sold will be disbudded, tattooed (registered does and bucks only), vaccinated, and have ADGA or MDGA registration applications when they leave the farm.
If you are buying a goat from Companion Creek Farm you must purchase 2 if you do not already have goats or show proof that you will be obtaining a second goat from another farm. Goats are social herd animals and do best when they have the company of at least one other of their own kind. Wethers will be wethered with a burdizzo at 8-12 weeks at which point they can leave for their new home. In special circumstances I will allow a bottle-raised wether to leave before 8 weeks with a contract stating he will be banded by the new owner or brought back here to be wethered at the appropriate age.
Taking a goat off our farm implies that you have read and agree to the terms of sale and are satisfied with the condition of the animal.
Our herd is tested annually for CAE, CL, & Johne's. . We can also test for TB & Brucellosis at the buyer’s expense.
ALL SALES ARE FINAL! We do not accept returns or exchanges because of our farm biosecurity policy.
WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS!
Photo Gallery
