Boer Goats

We originally got into registered Boer Goats after reviewing data that suggested introducing goats to the cow pasture actually increased the amount of cattle forage as the goats ate only the competing weeds and brush, providing more sunlight and moisture for the grass.

Since then, our Boer Goats have evolved into 3 distinct markets

• registered doe and buck seedstock for other breeders
• 4H projects
• wholesome, lean meat for a growing ethnic population

 

 

		The female herd has grown to 18 adults, and most produce twins. In late 2009 we purchased a new herd buck, KRG X592 from the prestigious Kemmer Ranch in Crossville, Tennessee.  We also added 4 does from the Crede Garriott operation in southern Indiana. To learn more about these interesting animals, please feel free to visit anytime.
		Cortney & Becca Bloom from Sparta, Michigan with their Grand & Reserve Champion Market Goats in the 2011 Kent County Youth Fair