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What's happening at The Moore Farm

There is always something going on around our hobby farm,  and that's the way we like it.  Everything from projects, church youth events,  goats and chickens,  kids laughing (or crying), to fixing up the old barn, this is our life and we wouldn't change a thing.  Thanks for dropping by to check out what's happening here at The Moore Farm!

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Nigerian dwarf goats born the week of 8/5/23. 
1 unregistered blue eyed doe born 8/5/23  "Mango" $200.00 SOLD- Thank you Dr. Laura Fortner!
1 unregistered blue eyed buck born 8/5/23 "Mongo" $150.00
1 registered brown, black and white,  blue eyed doe born 8/6/23 "Honey" $400.00
1 registered black and white spotted,  brown eyed doe born 8/6/23 "Elsie" $400.00 SOLD
1 registered white with black spots, blue eyed doe born 8/8/23 "Ellie" $400.00- SOLD- Thank you Dr. Laura Fortner!
1 registered white with black and brown spots, blue eyed buck born 8/8/23 "Elliott" $300





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FAQs

What is the purpose of owning goats?

Many people own goats for a number of reasons.  Everything from clearing brush, milking,  breeding and selling, raising them for meat,  making soap, etc.  
We personally own goats to breed and sell their babies,  so that we can milk them!

How long are Nigerian Dwarfs pregnant?

Gestation is 145-155 days, so approximately 5 months. 

How long will they produce milk?

Assuming they are being milked twice a day and have a healthy diet, they will produce milk for a year on average. Most goat owners breed their goats once a year. 

How big do Nigerian Dwarfs get?

A full grown doe stands anywhere from 17-22 inches tall, while a buck stands between 19-23 inches. They can range in weight from 50-85 lbs. They are comparable to a medium to large dog. 

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