Welcome to Daystar's Farm

Welcome to Daystar's Farm

Welcome to Daystar's Farm, where we specialize in Miniature Nubian dairy goats. We are located in beautiful Woodland, Washington, just 1/2 an hour North of Portland, OR. Our herd is; fed organic feed, tested CAE free, and is maintained in a closed herd atmosphere. We also have a small group of Nubian, & Nigerian Dwarf goats. All our Mini Nubian, Nubian and Nigerian lines are from proven show and milk lines.

We have been breeding standard Nubian goats since 1996 and Mini Nubian and Nigerian goats since 2003. We started with proven Mini Nubian dairy goat lines from Echo Hill's Farm, who breed champion Mini Nubian goats, and Phantasma Farm who bred champion Nigerian goats, to aid us in producing quality show and milking Mini Nubians.

Why Miniture dairy goats?

The Standard purebred dairy goat breeds have been pushing for greater stature for the show ring which has resulted in the standard dairy goat breeds getting larger in recent years. Mini Nubian, (Miniature Nubians) and other mini breed goats are easier for children and seniors to handle than their larger relatives, so hoof trimming, clipping, showing and milking become much easier. Feed costs are rising and a Mini Nubian dairy goat can often produce only 1/3 less milk then a standard dairy goat while often consuming 2/3 less feed. (This will be proven with time, as they breed the size down with each generation.) Mini goats have become more in demand for the pet market because of there smaller size as well. The influence of Nigerian Dwarf blood may serve to expand the breeding season past the fall months and increase the butterfat in the milk as well.

A righteous man has regard for the life of his animal.... Proverbs 12:10

If you have questions or are looking for a Mini Nubian dairy goat or Nigerian Dwarf dairy goat to start or add to your own Mini Nubian or Nigerian dwarf herd, please e-mail us and we will be happy to help.

..As for me and my house we will serve the Lord.......Joshua 24:15

"Be thou diligent to know the state of thy flocks, and look well to thy herds." Proverbs 27:23