Grace Hill Farm
ADGA/AGS Nigerian Dwarf Goats
ABGA Boer Goats

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Goats for Sale

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Raw Goat Milk

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We Breed for Quality


Confirmation
Milking Bloodlines
Show Quality

Grace Hill Farm is a small farm located in Schuylkill County, PA (east central PA) focusing on Nigerian Dwarf Goats. As a member of the ADGA DHIR program, our goal is breed confirmation, milking bloodlines, and show quality goats. Our herd is regularly tested and have negative results for Biosecurity (CAE, Johne’s, and CL) as well as up-to-date on CD&T and Rabies.

 

Not only do we show our goats, but we also produce farm-based products like Raw Goat Milk for animal & craft use, Goat Milk Soap & Lotion and other farm products to support our local community needs.

Last updated: 02/03/26

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The last 2 goats I posted sold within hours... thank you!! Let's see if we can do it again! 😂

2 Does IN MILK 🥛🥛 - Must go together!!
(will only be in milk for another week or so - see below)

⭐️Goats@Grace Hill S His Grace 7*M VVVV 86 (4yo 3F)
-Dam: Goats@Grace Hill HS Foxglove 6*M VVVV 86
--Dam's Sire: Better Wayz Hammer In the Sky +*B VVE 88
--Dam's Dam: SG India Blue EOF Jinsing 5*M
-Sire: A Little Funny Farm SpiderRoll *B AEV 84
--Sire's Sire: Better Wayz Hammer In the Sky *B VVE 88
--Sire's Dam: Zanzabeez TS California Roll 1*M VVEV 88

⭐️Goats@Grace Hill V Chari (Yearling FF)
-Dam: Goats@Grace Hill S His Grace 7*M VVVV 86
--Dam's Sire: A Little Funny Farm SpiderRoll *B
--Dam's Dam: Goats@Grace Hill HS Foxglove 6*M VVVV 86
-Sire: Buffalo Clover VAL Versace *B VEV 88
--Sire's Sire: GCH Buffalo Clover Valentino ++B +S EEE 91
--Sire's Dam: SG Buffalo Clover Lady Diana 2*M VEVV 88

Dam & Daughter pair, both in milk currently but will be dried off ASAP unless sold and picked up quickly. Currently milking 11 and my hands & shoulders are not happy about it. Once their milk test is confirmed at the lab, we will need to dry off several goats. These girls are ready to go and can stay in milk as long as they are picked up sooner rather than later. We will be travelling to MDGA show and can glady bring them along. We're near Auburn, PA so local pick up is also an option.

Grace is a little tank of a doe with such production for her size. She's shorter in height (one of our smallest). Her appraisal score as a 2yo FF was very exciting - Very Good in General Appearance, Dairy Strength, Body, Mammary, Head, Back, and Rump. G in Front Legs, Rear Legs, and Feet. RUH of 39!! Foreudder of 38! So why on earth are we selling her??? One of the biggest issues for us is her height. We do like our does a little taller and it's hard to manage both really short and really tall goats in the same setup. Grace also doesn't like to show and we really only want to keep a small number of goats to show. She will walk with her head up without a collar but the moment she feels that collar, she drops her head. I have videos to show this! Grace is a great mom, has had twins/triplets and easily feed them all. This year, she had a single buckling and was gracious (see what I did there 😉) to help feed some quad kids for us. She loves kids so on the stand, she will let the other kids drink. Great if you need some extra help!! She milks out so nicely!!! She'd make a great brood doe or even just a milker... she milks!!!! Grace is smart and she's a good girl... doesn't really fight with anyone. She's just motivated by food.

Chari (Car-ee) is her daughter from Versace and man, the GA that he gave her is clear when looking at the two side by side. Chari is much taller than her dam, Grace but we need someone to be Grace's buddy - we owe her that!! Chari's FF udder is lovely and her teats are huge! She has such soft udder texture and she's got great stand manners already. She will lift her leg for you but I keep telling her she doesn't need to. 😆 Chari has not been to shows yet but she does walk just fine on a lead. She kidded with a single buckling this year (bummer) and I didn't milk her as early on as I should have. She's doing well for that but I do think her production will be even better next year! She is an excellent mom and she even played with her buckling by hopping at him and chasing with him. He was so well fed (she's got some good butterfat) that he ended up with a fat pouch under his chin. 😆 Chari will be into whatever you are doing. She wasn't a bottle baby but she acts like one and her dam raised buckling was the same! Super friendly!!

More information about both does are on our website...
gracehillfarmpa.com/for-sale/

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