As dairy goat judges and breeders we strive to produce dairy goats that can live comfortably into old age while producing a large amount of delicious milk. We breed for good milk flavor you can taste the difference. Our goats excel both in their conformation and milk production, and we furnish breeding stock to breeders across the United States, Mexico and Canada. Our prize-winning goats are exhibited at fairs throughout California, and we have had National Champion in four of our five breeds. An average mature dairy goat female weighs 150 pounds, and produces a gallon of milk per day.
Top producers can average two gallons.
Four of the breeds have erect ears. First imported into this country from France via Cuba in 1922, the Alpine is a popular breed, coming in a variety of color patterns. This breed is noted for its excellence in conformation, high production, and disease resistance. The Saanen and Toggenburg breeds both originated in Switzerland, and also have erect ears. Saanens, the largest of the dairy goat breeds, are pure white and are known as the Holstein of the dairy goat breeds.