If you’re looking for Fainting goats for sale in Georgia, you’ve come to the right place! Because on this page you’ll find a complete, current list of Fainting goat breeders in Georgia.

We also provide an interactive map that shows you where the Fainting goats are for sale in Georgia.

We also have a list of Fainting goat resources in Georgia (state associations, extension programs, and more) that can help your Fainting goat operation!

If you know of a resource that we’ve missed, please make sure to send us a message!

Table of Contents:1 Map of Georgia Fainting Goat Breeders2 Fainting Goat for Sale in Georgia – Current List of Georgia Fainting Goat Breeders2.1 C5 Broken Bridge Farms2.2 GlennAllen Farm2.3 Llamas on the Loose Farm2.4 Rustling Oaks Farm2.5 Davis Arrow Point Farm2.6 Do Ran Farms2.7 Pleasant Pastures Fainting Farm2.8 Jorgy’s Ranch2.10 All Round Ranch2.11 Goldmine Farm2.12 Footehills Farm2.13 DJ’s Farm2.14 Tater Mountain Farm2.15 Walkabout Farm2.16 Forks Creek Farm2.17 Little Feets Farms2.18 Add On Acres2.19 Hentown’s Fainting Goat Farm3 Fainting Goat Resources in Georgia3.1 Publications3.2 University Agricultural Extension Programs & Services3.3 Events3.4 4-H Clubs3.5 Facebook Groups

Map of Georgia Fainting Goat Breeders

(Click the red pin on the map to see the address of the breeder and get directions.)

Fainting Goat for Sale in Georgia – Current List of Georgia Fainting Goat Breeders

C5 Broken Bridge Farms

	Tony Chastain
	2158 Lower Cartecay Road Ellijay, GA, 30536
	tony30536@yahoo.com
	N/A
	N/A

GlennAllen Farm

	Glenn Allen
	114 Melson Rd Cave Springs, GA, 30124
	glennallen@charter.net
	706-766-7116
	N/A

Llamas on the Loose Farm

	Natalie Levinsohn
	200 Bivins Rd Villa Rica, GA, 30180
	llamasontheloosefarm@gmail.com
	470-243-0354
	N/A

Rustling Oaks Farm

	Kathy L. Morgan
	846 Corley Rd Blythe, GA, 30805
	Battgirl57@gmail.com
	706-832-1296
	N/A

Davis Arrow Point Farm

	Wendy Davis
	9754 US Hwy 19 Baconton, GA, 31716
	davisboers@aol.com
	229-347-0200
	N/A

Do Ran Farms

	Eric & Wendy Yawn
	4360 Chipley Hwy Warm Springs, GA, 31830
	weyawn@gmail.com
	706-663-2078
	N/A

Pleasant Pastures Fainting Farm

	Roland Weaver
	908 Upper River Road Americus, GA, 31709
	oakcrest5869@gmail.com
	229-314-9279
	N/A

Jorgy’s Ranch

	Richard A. & Emily Jorgenson
	116 Calhoun Rd Griffin, GA, 30224
	rajorgenson@aol.com
	770-468-4750
	N/A

All Round Ranch

	Scott & Denise Markert
	P.O. Box 303 Bronwood, GA, 39826
	Rmarkert@windsream.net
	229-995-5202
	N/A

Goldmine Farm

	Kenneth R. Smith
	970 Bonner Goldmine Rd Carrollton GA, 30117
	krsgus@hotmail.com
	770-596-9184
	N/A

Footehills Farm

	Erin Hughes
	68 Church St Taylorsville, GA, 30178
	louannahughes@gmail.com
	770-866-2859
	N/A

DJ’s Farm

	David & Janice Smith
	506 Morris Rd Aragon, GA, 30104
	smithjh@earthlink.net
	770-655-7148
	N/A

Tater Mountain Farm

	Helen Tate
	6543 Sunset Drive Clermont, GA, 30527
	tatersnmaters777f15@yahoo.com
	678-315-0445
	N/A

Walkabout Farm

	Marsha H. Kelly
	470 Boy Scout Rd Newnan, GA, 30263
	walkabout.farm@gmail.com
	770-251-8896
	N/A

Forks Creek Farm

	Dana M. Potter
	809 Charles Johnson Rd Forsyth, GA, 31029
	danapotter@bellsouth.net
	478-394-9801
	N/A

Little Feets Farms

	Amber & Benji Douglas
	Rutledge, GA, 30663
	littlefeetsfarms@gmail.com
	980-349-6966
	N/A

Add On Acres

	Brenda Stanfield
	646 Shiloh Rd Americus, GA, 31719
	bfstanfield@bellsouth.net
	229-924-5386
	N/A

Hentown’s Fainting Goat Farm

	Haley Tiner
	1112 Sowhatchee Rd Blakely, GA, 39823
	haleyasbell@gmail.com
	229-308-2108
	N/A

Fainting Goat Resources in Georgia

Publications

• Why Show Youth Livestock?
• Meat Goat Production in Georgia – University of Georgia Extension
• Sheep and Goat References – UGA Extension

University Agricultural Extension Programs & Services

• Small Ruminants | UGA Cooperative Extension

Events

• Livestock Competition – Georgia National Fair
• Peach State Classic Boer Goat Show

4-H Clubs

• 4-H Livestock – Georgia

Facebook Groups

• Georgia Goat and Chicken Trader
• Georgia Goat & Sheep Producers
• South Georgia Goat, Sheep, Hogs, Cows, and Chicken Information Page
• North Georgia Goat Discussions
• South Georgia Livestock Trader
• TN, NC, SC, AL, GA Boer Goats

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If you’re looking for an A-Z list of goat breeds, you’re in the right place!

Because in this comprehensive guide, we list every major breeds of goat, along with this information:

• Country of origin
• Type of breed (dairy, meat, fiber, etc)
• Breed weight (for both does and bucks)
• Links to our guides on each breed

Table of Contents:1 A1.1 ABAZA GOAT 1.2 ALVARIA GOAT 1.3 ANGORA GOAT1.4 ALPINE GOAT1.5 ATLAI MOUNTAIN GOAT1.6 ANGLO-NUBIAN GOAT1.7 APPENZELL GOAT1.8 ARGENTANTA DELL’ETNA GOAT1.9 ASMARI GOAT1.10 AUSTRALIAN CASHMERE GOAT2 B2.1 BAGOT GOAT2.2 BARBARI GOAT2.3 BEETAL GOAT2.4 BELGIAN FAWN GOAT2.5 BIONDA DELL’ADAMELLO GOAT2.6 BLACK BENGAL GOAT2.7 BOER GOAT3 C3.1 CHAMOIS COLOURED GOAT3.2 CHANGTHANGI GOAT3.3 CHIGU GOAT4 D4.1 DERA DIN PANAH GOAT4.2 DANISH LANDRACE GOAT4.3 Dutch LANDRACE GOAT5 F5.1 FAINTING GOAT5.2 FRISA VALTELLINESE GOAT6 G6.1 GARGANICA GOAT6.2 GIRGENTANA GOAT7 H7.1 HEXI CASHMERE GOAT8 I8.1 IRISH GOAT9 J9.1 JAMNAPARI GOAT9.2 JONICA GOAT10 K10.1 KALAHARI RED GOAT10.2 KINDER GOAT10.3 KIKO GOAT11 L11.1 LAMANCHA GOAT11.2 LAOSHAN GOAT12 M12.1 MALABARI GOAT12.2 MALTESE GOAT12.3 MESSINESE GOAT12.4 MOUNTAIN GOAT12.5 MURCIANO-GRANADINA GOAT13 N13.1 NIGERIAN DWARF GOAT13.2 NIGORA GOAT13.3 NERA VERZASCA GOAT14 O14.1 OBERHASLI GOAT14.2 OROBICA GOAT15 P15.1 PYGMY GOAT15.2 PYGORA GOAT16 R16.1 ROVE GOAT16.2 RUSSIAN WHITE GOAT17 S17.1 SAANEN GOAT17.2 SAHELIAN GOAT17.3 SARDA GOAT17.4 SPANISH GOAT18 T18.1 TAUERNSHECK GOAT18.2 THURINGIAN GOAT18.3 TOGGENBURG GOAT19 V19.1 VALAIS BLACKNECK GOAT19.2 VERATA GOAT20 W20.1 WEST AFRICAN DWARF GOATS20.2 WHITE SHORTHAIR GOAT21 Z21.1 ZHIWULIN BLACK GOAT21.2 ZHONGWEI GOAT

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ABAZA GOAT

ABAZA GOAT
Country of Origin	Turkey
Type of Breed	Meat and Dairy production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh approximately 110 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Females weigh approximately 80 kg

ALVARIA GOAT 

ALVARIA GOAT
Country of Origin	Portugal
Type of Breed	Meat and Production
Breed Weight – Bucks	60 to 70 kg
Breed Weight – Does	40 to 50 kg

ANGORA GOAT

ANGORA GOAT
Country of Origin	Turkey
Type of Breed	Fiber (produces a fiber called “mohair”)
Breed Weight – Bucks	180 – 225 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	70 – 110 pounds
Learn more about Angora goats.

ALPINE GOAT

ALPINE GOAT
Country of Origin	France
Type of Breed	Milk
Breed Weight – Bucks	Not less than 170lbs
Breed Weight – Does	Not less than 130lbs
Learn more about Alpine goats.

ATLAI MOUNTAIN GOAT

ATLAI MOUNTAIN GOAT
Country of Origin	Altai Republic
Type of Breed	Fiber (produces wool)
Breed Weight – Bucks	143 – 155 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	90 – 97 pounds

ANGLO-NUBIAN GOAT

ANGLO-NUBIAN GOAT
Country of Origin	Britain
Type of Breed	Dual purpose (Meat and Milk)
Breed Weight – Bucks	Bucks weight up to 310 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	Female weigh up to 240 pounds

APPENZELL GOAT

APPENZELL GOAT
Country of Origin	Switzerland
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 65kgs
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 40kgs

ARGENTANTA DELL’ETNA GOAT

ARGENTANTA DELL’ETNA GOAT
Country of Origin	Italy
Type of Breed	Dual purpose (Milk and Meat)
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 50kgs
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 38kgs

ASMARI GOAT

ASMARI GOAT
Country of Origin	Afghanistan
Type of Breed	Fiber (produces Cashmere fiber), Meat and Milk
Breed Weight – Bucks	50 to 90kg
Breed Weight – Does	45 to 60kg

AUSTRALIAN CASHMERE GOAT

AUSTRALIAN CASHMERE GOAT
Country of Origin	Australia
Type of Breed	Fiber (produce a fiber called “cashmere”)
Breed Weight – Bucks	90 to 120 pounds after shearing
Breed Weight – Does	55 to 90 pounds after shearing

B

BAGOT GOAT

BAGOT GOAT
Country of Origin	England
Type of Breed	Brush-clearing, Meat and Fiber (produces “cashmere” fiber)
Breed Weight – Bucks	They are medium sized goats
Breed Weight – Does	They are medium sized goats.

BARBARI GOAT

BARBARI GOAT
Country of Origin	India and Pakistan
Type of Breed	Milk and Meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 38kgs
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 23kgs

BEETAL GOAT

BEETAL GOAT
Country of Origin	India
Type of Breed	Milk and Meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 120kgs
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 90kgs

BELGIAN FAWN GOAT

BELGIAN FAWN GOAT
Country of Origin	Belgium
Type of Breed	Milk Production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 150pounds
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 120pounds

BIONDA DELL’ADAMELLO GOAT

BIONDA DELL’ADAMELLO GOAT
Country of Origin	Italy
Type of Breed	Milk Production
Breed Weight – Bucks	70 to 75 kg
Breed Weight – Does	55 to 60kg

BLACK BENGAL GOAT

BLACK BENGAL GOAT
Country of Origin	Bangladesh
Type of Breed	Meat and goat skin
Breed Weight – Bucks	25 to 30 kg
Breed Weight – Does	20 to 25 kg

BOER GOAT

BOER GOAT
Country of Origin	South Africa
Type of Breed	Meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	240 to 300 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	200 to 225 pounds
Learn more about Boer goats.

C

CHAMOIS COLOURED GOAT

CHAMOIS COLOURED GOAT
Country of Origin	Switzerland
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Bucks weigh no less than 75 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Females weigh no less than 55kg

CHANGTHANGI GOAT

CHANGTHANGI GOAT
Country of Origin	India
Type of Breed	Fiber (produces cashmere wool)
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 20 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 20 kg

CHIGU GOAT

CHIGU GOAT
Country of Origin	India
Type of Breed	Meat and Fiber. Produces cashmere wool
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh approximately 40 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Female body weight is approximately 25 kg

D

DERA DIN PANAH GOAT

DERA DIN PANAH GOAT
Country of Origin	Pakistan
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 61kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 41 kg

DANISH LANDRACE GOAT

DANISH LANDRACE GOAT
Country of Origin	Denmark
Type of Breed	Milk, brush-clearing
Breed Weight – Bucks	70 to 90 kg
Breed Weight – Does	50 to 60 kg

Dutch LANDRACE GOAT

Dutch LANDRACE GOAT
Country of Origin	Netherlands
Type of Breed	Meat, brush clearing and fiber. Produces cashmere wool
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males average 75kg
Breed Weight – Does	Female goats average 60kg

F

FAINTING GOAT

FAINTING GOAT
Country of Origin	United States of America
Type of Breed	Meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males can be as heavy as 200 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	40 to 70 kg
Learn more about Fainting goats.

FRISA VALTELLINESE GOAT

FRISA VALTELLINESE GOAT
Country of Origin	Italy
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	75 to 80 kg
Breed Weight – Does	65 to 70 kg

G

G

GARGANICA GOAT

GARGANICA GOAT
Country of Origin	Italy
Type of Breed	Milk and meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Weighs approximately 65 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Weighs approximately 50 kg

GIRGENTANA GOAT

GIRGENTANA GOAT
Country of Origin	Italy
Type of Breed	Milk and fiber (produces cashmere fiber)
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 65kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 45 kg

H

HEXI CASHMERE GOAT

HEXI CASHMERE GOAT
Country of Origin	China
Type of Breed	Fiber (Produces cashmere fiber)
Breed Weight – Bucks	90 to 120 pounds after shearing
Breed Weight – Does	55 to 90 pounds after shearing

I

IRISH GOAT

IRISH GOAT
Country of Origin	Ireland
Type of Breed	Milk and meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh 85 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Does weigh approximately 55kg

J

JAMNAPARI GOAT

JAMNAPARI GOAT
Country of Origin	Ireland
Type of Breed	Milk and meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males can weigh up to 120 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Females can reach 90 kg
Learn more about Jamunapari goat.

JONICA GOAT

JONICA GOAT
Country of Origin	Italy
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males can weigh 68kg
Breed Weight – Does	Females can weigh 48 kg

K

KALAHARI RED GOAT

KALAHARI RED GOAT
Country of Origin	South Africa.
Type of Breed	Meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 115kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 75kg

KINDER GOAT

KINDER GOAT
Country of Origin	United States of America
Type of Breed	Milk, meat and used as pets.
Breed Weight – Bucks	135 to 150 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	115 to 125 pounds
Learn more about Kinder goats.

KIKO GOAT

KIKO GOAT
Country of Origin	New Zealand
Type of Breed	Meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Bucks weight up to 310 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	Female weigh up to 240 pounds
Learn more about Kiko goats.

L

LAMANCHA GOAT

LAMANCHA GOAT
Country of Origin	United States of America
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Bucks weigh up to 165 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately weight 130 pounds
Learn more about Lamancha goats.

LAOSHAN GOAT

LAOSHAN GOAT
Country of Origin	China
Type of Breed	Used for the production of Milk.
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 76 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 48 kg

M

MALABARI GOAT

MALABARI GOAT
Country of Origin	India
Type of Breed	Used for meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh 41kg
Breed Weight – Does	Females weigh on average 30 kilograms

MALTESE GOAT

MALTESE GOAT
Country of Origin	Malta
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 70 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 46 kg

MESSINESE GOAT

MESSINESE GOAT
Country of Origin	Italy
Type of Breed	Meat, Milk, Fiber and brush control
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 72 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 38 kg

MOUNTAIN GOAT

MOUNTAIN GOAT
Country of Origin	Brazil
Type of Breed	Meat, brush control and fiber. They produce cashmere wool.
Breed Weight – Bucks	Mature bucks can weigh up to 140 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Mature does can weigh no more than 81kg

MURCIANO-GRANADINA GOAT

MURCIANO-GRANADINA GOAT
Country of Origin	Spain
Type of Breed	Used in the production of milk.
Breed Weight – Bucks	50 to 60 kg
Breed Weight – Does	30 to 50 kg

N

NIGERIAN DWARF GOAT

NIGERIAN DWARF GOAT
Country of Origin	United States
Type of Breed	Meat, milk and used as a pet for companionship.
Breed Weight – Bucks	The average weight is about 75 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	The average weight is about 75 pounds
Learn more about Nigerian Dwarf goats.

NIGORA GOAT

NIGORA GOAT
Country of Origin	United States
Type of Breed	Milk and fiber. Nigora fiber is classified into 3 types. Type A is Angora type Mohair. Type B is cashgora fiber while Type C is Cashmere fiber.
Breed Weight – Bucks	The average weight is about 75 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	The average weight is about 75 pounds

NERA VERZASCA GOAT

NERA VERZASCA GOAT
Country of Origin	Switzerland
Type of Breed	Milk and meat production.
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 90kg
Breed Weight – Does	45 to 60 kg

O

OBERHASLI GOAT

OBERHASLI GOAT
Country of Origin	United States of America
Type of Breed	Used in production of Milk
Breed Weight – Bucks	Mature males weigh approximately 150 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	Females weigh approximately 120 pounds
Learn more about Oberhasli goats.

OROBICA GOAT

OROBICA GOAT
Country of Origin	Italy
Type of Breed	Milk and Brush control
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 80kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 65kg

P

PYGMY GOAT

PYGMY GOAT
Country of Origin	United States
Type of Breed	Meat and as a pet
Breed Weight – Bucks	25 to 30 kg
Breed Weight – Does	20 to 25 kg
Learn more about Pygmy goats.

PYGORA GOAT

PYGORA GOAT
Country of Origin	United States
Type of Breed	Fiber producing goat. Pygora fiber is classified into 3 types. Type A is Angora type Mohair. Type B is cashgora fiber while Type C is Cashmere fiber. It is also kept as a pet.
Breed Weight – Bucks	75 to 95 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	65 to 75 pounds

R

ROVE GOAT

ROVE GOAT
Country of Origin	France
Type of Breed	Meat, Milk production.
Breed Weight – Bucks	150 to 200 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	100 to 120 pounds

RUSSIAN WHITE GOAT

RUSSIAN WHITE GOAT
Country of Origin	Russia
Type of Breed	Milk production and Brush clearing
Breed Weight – Bucks	60 to 75 kg
Breed Weight – Does	50 to 60 kg

S

SAANEN GOAT

SAANEN GOAT
Country of Origin	Switzerland
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh no less than 85kg
Breed Weight – Does	Males weigh no less than 60 kg
Learn more about Saanen goats.

SAHELIAN GOAT

SAHELIAN GOAT
Country of Origin	Mali
Type of Breed	Meat, brush-clearing and goat skin
Breed Weight – Bucks	38 to 56 kg
Breed Weight – Does	25 to 34 kg

SARDA GOAT

SARDA GOAT
Country of Origin	Italy
Type of Breed	Milk and meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 67 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 50 kg

SPANISH GOAT

SPANISH GOAT
Country of Origin	Spain
Type of Breed	Meat and brush-clearing
Breed Weight – Bucks	200 to 250 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	100 to 150 pounds
Learn more about Spanish goats.

T

TAUERNSHECK GOAT

TAUERNSHECK GOAT
Country of Origin	Austria
Type of Breed	Production of Milk
Breed Weight – Bucks	60 to 80 kg
Breed Weight – Does	50 to 70 kg

THURINGIAN GOAT

THURINGIAN GOAT
Country of Origin	Germany
Type of Breed	Milk and meat production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh on average 55 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Females weigh on average 48kg

TOGGENBURG GOAT

TOGGENBURG GOAT
Country of Origin	Switzerland
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Approximately 77kg
Breed Weight – Does	Approximately 55 kg
Learn more about Toggenburg goats.

V

VALAIS BLACKNECK GOAT

VALAIS BLACKNECK GOAT
Country of Origin	Switzerland
Type of Breed	Meat, milk and brush-clearing
Breed Weight – Bucks	55 to 65 kg
Breed Weight – Does	75 to 85 kg

VERATA GOAT
Country of Origin	Spain
Type of Breed	Meat and milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh approximately 80 kg
Breed Weight – Does	Females weigh approximately 70 kg

W

WEST AFRICAN DWARF GOATS
Country of Origin	West and Central Africa
Type of Breed	Meat, brush-clearing and are kept as pets too.
Breed Weight – Bucks	44 to 55 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	40 to 49 pounds

WHITE SHORTHAIR GOAT
Country of Origin	Czech Republic
Type of Breed	Milk production
Breed Weight – Bucks	150 to 190 pounds
Breed Weight – Does	120 to 150 pounds

Z

ZHIWULIN BLACK GOAT
Country of Origin	China
Type of Breed	Meat, brush-clearing and fiber (produces Cashmere fiber).
Breed Weight – Bucks	90 to 120 pounds after shearing
Breed Weight – Does	55 to 90 pounds after shearing

ZHONGWEI GOAT
Country of Origin	China
Type of Breed	Fiber (produces cashmere fiber)
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh 39 kg on average
Breed Weight – Does	Females weigh 25 kg on average

References:

1. 1List of goat breeds
2. 2Dairy goat breeds
3. 3Goat breeds
4. 4Goat Breeds – Goats
5. 5Goat breeds for milk and meat production

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What is a Meat Goat Breed? A Quick Explanation of Characteristics

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A meat goat is a goat breed that is raised for the production of meat.

Apart from the Boer goat, there are no specifically-designated meat goat breeds in the United States. However, other breeds of goats that are used in the production of meat are Spanish, Myotonic, Kiko, Nubian and Pygmy.

There are four main characteristics that distinguish meat goat breeds:

1. 1Adaptability– the goat has to adapt to the production environment.
2. 2Reproductive rate– reproductive rates to check for in meat goats include the kidding rate, ability to breed out of season and the conception rate.
3. 3Growth rate– growth rate is classified as pre-weaning daily growth and post-weaning daily growth.
4. 4Carcass characteristics– different meat goats have different distribution of muscles and the ratio of lean. As an animal grows, the fat in the carcass increases while the percentage of bone tends to decrease.

How Many Meat Goat Breeds are there?

There are more than sixty officially recognized goat breeds in the world. These are breeds that produce meat, milk, fiber and goat skins. In the United States, the head count of meat goats is more than 2.9 million, according to NASS.

​Meat Goat Breeds – Complete List & Description of Each Breed

Below is a complete list of different breeds of meat goats in the world. Some are large meat goat breeds while others are small meat goat breeds.

​ANGLO-NUBIAN GOAT
Country of Origin	Originated from the United Kingdom
Breed Weight	Bucks weigh up to 310 pounds   Does weigh up to 240 pounds
Breed Height	Males average 35 in   Females average 31 in

ABAZA GOAT
Country of Origin	Turkey
Breed Weight	Males weigh approximately 110 kg   Females weigh approximately 80 kg

ALGARVIA GOAT
Country of Origin	Portugal
Breed Weight	Bucks weigh between 60 to 70 kg   Does weigh between 40 to 50 kg

ASMARI GOAT
Country of Origin	Afghanistan
Breed Weight	Males weigh between 50 to 90 kg   Females weigh between 45 to 60 kg
Breed Height	Bucks are 70 cm tall   Does are 53 cm tall

BARBARI GOAT
Country of Origin	India and Pakistan
Breed Weight	Bucks weigh approximately 38kgs   Does weigh approximately 23kgs
Breed Height	Bucks are 71 cm tall   Does are 56 cm tall

BOER GOAT
Country of Origin	South Africa
Breed Weight	Bucks weigh between 240 to 300 pounds   Does weigh between 200 to 225 pounds
Breed Height	Boer goats have an average height of between 17 to 25 inches.

BLACK BENGAL GOAT
Country of Origin	Bangladesh
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh between 25 to 30 kg   Females weigh between 20 to 25 kg

​DUAN GOAT
Country of Origin	This goat breed is from China
Uses	It is used for meat production. The coat color is either black or white.

​MYOTONIC GOAT
Country of Origin	United States of America
Breed Weight	Males can be as heavy as 200 pounds   Females weigh between 40 to 70 kg
Breed Height	Fainting goats are generally 17 to 25 inches tall

​FRISA VALTELLINESE
Country of Origin	Italy
Breed Weight	Bucks weigh between 75 to 80 kg   Does weigh between 65 to 70 kg
Breed Height	Frisa Valtellinese goats have an average height of 75 to 85 cm

​HEJAZI GOAT
Country of Origin	Arabian Peninsula
Uses	Meat production

​KALAHARI RED GOAT
Country of Origin	South Africa.
Breed Weight – Bucks	Bucks weigh approximately 115kg   Does weigh approximately 75kg

KIKO GOAT
Country of Origin	New Zealand
Breed Weight – Bucks	Bucks weight up to 310 pounds   Female weigh up to 240 pounds
Breed Height	Bucks are 30-37 inches tall   Does are 26-30 inches tall

MOUNTAIN GOAT
Country of Origin	Brazil
Breed Weight – Bucks	Mature bucks can weigh up to 140 kg   Mature does can weigh no more than 81kg
Breed Height	Mature Mountain goat stand at 3.3ft at the shoulder.

PYGMY GOAT
Country of Origin	United States
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh between 25 to 30 kg   Females weigh between 20 to 25 kg
Breed Height	The height of pygmy goats is usually in the range of 16 to 20 inches

ROVE GOAT
Country of Origin	France
Breed Weight – Bucks	Bucks weigh between 150 to 200 pounds   Does weigh between 100 to 120 pounds
Breed Height	The height of a mature Rove goat varies from 74 to 81 cm

​SAHELIAN GOAT
Country of Origin	Mali
Breed Weight – Bucks	Males weigh between 38 to 56 kg   Females weigh between 25 to 34 kg

​SAVANNA(H) GOAT
Country of Origin	South Africa
Breed Weight	Males weigh approximately 80 kg   Females weigh approximately 60 kg
Breed Height	Savanna goats have a height range of between 19 to 25 inches

​SPANISH GOAT
Country of Origin	Spain
Breed Weight	Bucks weigh between 200 to 250 pounds   Does weigh between 100 to 150 pounds
Breed Height	Spanish goats have an average height of between 17 and 25 inches

​TEXMASTER GOAT
This goat was developed in the United States by crossbreeding Tennessee meat goats with Boer goats.   They are used for the production of meat.

​VALAIS BLACKNECK GOAT
Country of Origin	Switzerland
Breed Weight	Bucks weigh between 55 to 65 kg   Does weigh between 75 to 85 kg
Breed Height	Males average a height of 85 cm   Females average a height of 75 cm

​VERATA GOAT
Country of Origin	Spain
Breed Weight	Males weigh approximately 80 kg   Females weigh approximately 70 kg
Breed Height	Verata goats have an average height that ranges from 60 to 75 cm

Largest Meat Goat Breeds

The development of the American Meat Goat Industry is the driving force behind the huge demand of high quality and healthy goat meat. This has led to the development of large meat goats for production purposes. Below we will look at some of the common large meat goat breeds out there.

Boer Goat

Arguably the largest meat goat breed in the world, the goat was developed in the early 1900s and can be traced to Dutch farmers in South Africa.

The Boer was imported to the United States from Australia in the late 1990s. The Boer head displays a roman nose, long hanging ears and slightly curled horns.  A purebred Boer goat characterizes a reddish brown head with a white body. They can also be all-white or all-brown or display spots of the other color.

A mature buck weighs between 240-300 pounds while a mature doe weighs between 200 and 220 pounds.

The does are highly fertile, often produce twins and are excellent mothers.

Boer goats are in high demand because of their rapid growth rate and produce desirable carcasses.

Boer goats may add weight at the rate of 0.4 pounds per day under a good feeding program.

Spanish Goat

Spanish goats originated from Spain. The Spanish Goats were introduced in the 1540s when Spanish explorers came to North America. Mature bucks can weigh up to 210 pounds while does can weigh up to 140 pounds. These goats come in all colors whereas body shape and hair are not consistent among goats of the breed. Most of these goats are wild or at least semi-wild.

These goats are polyestrous (can breed throughout the year). This allows for yearling meat production.

Spanish goats are very hardy and can survive in any climatic condition and require little management.

Currently the estimated head count of Spanish goats in the United States is 500,000 according to the Spanish Goat Association (SGA)

Kiko Goat

Kiko goats originated from New Zealand in the 1980s. Kiko goats were imported to the US in 1992 by Goatex Group LLC. The Kiko goat is hardy and can do well in any climatic condition.

They grow fast and are capable to producing multiple offspring with little management.

The major problems with Kiko goats in high humid environments are parasites, hoof rot, hoof scald and respiratory diseases.

Although the Kiko did not start as popular as the Boer, it has become the most popular goat breed which performs well under less ideal environments.

The Kiko goats are white or cream in color and have erect ears.

Mature bucks weight up to 310 pounds and females weigh up to 240 pounds.

Savanna Goat

Savanna goats were bred and developed in South Africa. They have white coats and are a large goat breed.

The goat was imported to the United States in the late 1990s.

The savanna goats have excellent reproduction rate, strong bones and legs and a good muscular development.

The body of a savanna goat resembles that of the Boer goat. It is adaptable and can do well in both intensive and extensive grazing.

It is very fertile and has a high twinning rate. However, they are not seasonal breeders.

Savanna goats require very little care since they are disease resistance and have limited hoof problems.  Does are good mothers and are great milk producers and weathers have a good growth rate.

Small Meat Goat Breeds

Apart from the large meat goats, there are smaller breeds of goats that are used in the production of meat. Below are some small goat breeds used in the production of meat

​Pygmy Goats

The Pygmy goat is an African goat. They were originally called the Cameroon Dwarf goat.

In Africa they are raised for meat production whereas in the west they are raised as pets.

In the United States the Pygmies came from Cameroon.

Their color ranges from light caramel, medium caramel, dark caramel and dark red caramel.

An adult Pygmy doe weighs between 50 to 70 pounds, while bucks weigh between 60 to 85 pounds and stands at 17 to 24 inches tall at the shoulder.

A Pygmy doe reaches maturity very fast. It can get pregnant as young as 3 months. They can give birth to triplets and even quadruplets.

Pygmy goats breed frequently – every 9 to 12 months.

Kinder Goats

Kinder goats were developed in 1987 when a Pygmy buck was bred with a Nubian doe.

Weathers have a growth rate of about 7 pounds per month.

Kinder bucks weigh between 135-150 pounds and does weigh between 110-125 pounds. They grow to an average height of 26 to 28 cm.

Kinder goats raised for meat production finish quicker to market weight. They dress out at about 60 percent which is 10 percent higher than other large meat goat breeds.

These goats may be of any color. The ears may be long and down or short with control. They have a thicker bone and width that allows for meat production.

Kinder goats can be bred all year thus increasing the goat herd.

Myotonic Goats

Tennessee wooden leg goats are characterized by a condition where the legs stiffen and it falls over. Although they are called “fainting goats”, they actually don’t fall unconscious.

The goats have myotonia, a condition that makes them collapse with their bodies stiff for about 10-15 seconds and then rise and walk away. This is according to International Fainting Goats Association (IFGA)

These breed weighs anywhere between 60 and 170 pounds.

Myotonic goats stand at 17 to 25 inches. These goats are sometimes bred for the pet market.

Best Meat Goat Breeds – A Comparison of Meat Goat Breeds

In a study conducted in the fall of 2003-2005, 81 Boer, 64 Kiko and 59 Spanish does were bred with Boer, Kiko and Spanish Bucks in order to assess their reproductive and overall performance. Kids were weaned at three months. Below is a table that explains the significant differences in doe performance.

Reproductive Fitness of Meat Goat Breeds (annual kidding rate, weaning rate, kid crop weaned)

TEST	SPANISH	KIKO	BOER
Proportion of delivering at least one live kid	93%	96% ± 3	82%
Average litter size at birth	1.9 kids	1.9 kids	1.9 kids
Average litter weight at birth	6.03 kg	6.03 kg	6.03 kg
Litter size at weaning	1.86 ± 0.6	1.65	1.55
Does weaning at least one kid	88% ± 4	88% ± 4	72%
Kid crop percent at time of weaning	157% ± 9	144%	112%

From the study, we can notice that Spanish goats have a higher reproduction fitness compared to the Kiko and Boer

Parasite Resistance of Meat Goat Breeds

In another study, 249 goats born from Myotonic, Spanish and Boer goat breeds were divided into four treatment programs. Two were maintained on pastures while the other two were injected 5000 barber pole worms.

TEST	BOER	MYOTONIC	SPANISH
Final Weight	27.3 ± 0.4	22.6 ± 0.4	25.3 ± 0.4
Fecal egg count (eggs/gram)	485.2 ± 61.6	301.9 ± 40.6	308.2 ± 53.8
Packed Cell Volume % It’s a measure of anemia. High PCV shows animal resilient	25.6 ± 0.4	29.4 ± 0.3	30.5 ± 0.3
Serum protein level (%) It’s a measure of blood loss. The higher the SPL, the more the goat is able to tolerate the worms.	7.0 ± 0.04	8.0 ± 0.05	7.4 ± 0.05

From the above study, we can notice that parasite resistance depends on the meat goat breed. Myotonic and Spanish goats did well compared to the Boer.

Climate Adaptability of Meat Goat Breeds

Goats are hardy animals and are adaptable to vast climatic conditions from dry to cold climates. Goats in colder climates are huge in size and have big hair while goats in hot and warm areas are dwarf like and have less body weight. Virtually all goats can survive in any climatic condition with little human input.

Cost to Raise Meat Goat Breeds

The cost of raising different type of meat goat depends on requirements like housing, feeds and health management. Cost depends on the gender and breed. Bigger breeds like Boer tend to require a lot of feed than the Spanish goats. Boer goats are more expensive to raise due to their high care needs. From the research shown above, Boer goats are more likely to get parasite infections than other goat breeds.

​Temperament of Meat Goat Breeds

Boer goats are known to be gentle and docile animals. They love attention too.

Spanish goats are a bit difficult to handle because they are not as domesticated as the Boer. They are very nervous too so catching one might be a problem.

Kiko goats are docile and a bit easier to handle than Spanish goats. Their nature has made farmers cross breed the Kiko with other dairy breeds.

Meat Goat Selection Video

Dr. Dave Sparks of Oklahoma State University reviews meat goat selection; its a great video!

Sources:

1. ​Comparing Meat Breeds – Ontario Goat
2. ​Breeds and Production Traits of Meat Goats – NC State Extension Publications
3. Meat Goats – The American Goat Federation
4. International Fainting Goat Association (IFGA)
5. Pygmy Goat | The Maryland Zoo
6. Spanish Goat Association Research page
7. Climate Adaptability of Meat Goats
8. http://www.spanishgoats.org/pdf/dzakuma1.pdf
9. ​Richard Browning, Jr., Ph.D, – Tennessee State University

If you’re looking for Fainting goats for sale in Tennessee, you’ve come to the right place! Because on this page you’ll find a complete, current list of Fainting goat breeders in Tennessee.

We also provide an interactive map that shows you where the Fainting goats are for sale in Tennessee.

We also have a list of Fainting goat resources in Tennessee (state associations, extension programs, and more) that can help your Fainting goat operation!

If you know of a resource that we’ve missed, please make sure to send us a message!

Map of Tennessee Fainting Goat Breeders

(Click the red pin on the map to see the address of the breeder and get directions.)

Fainting Goat for Sale in Tennessee – Current List of Tennessee Fainting Goat Breeders

Stuart Howard

	Stuart Howard
	P.O. Box 94, Millington, 38053
	N/A
	N/A
	N/A

Cummins Fallers

	Ronald & Tonya Strong
	1866 Cummins Mill Road, Cookeville, 38501
	cumminsfallers@yahoo.com
	N/A
	cumminsfallers.com

Ted Nelms

	Ted Nelms
	8457 Lewisburg Hwy, Cornersville, 37047
	N/A
	N/A
	N/A

David Autry

	David Autry
	411 Redbud Lake Road, Lexington, 38351
	elk4sale@yahoo.com
	N/A
	N/A

HALR

	Wesley Autry
	260 Redbud Lake Road, Lexington, 38351
	wesautry@yahoo.com
	N/A
	autryfarms.com

Barnyard Buddies

	Janet A. Farkas
	3650 N. County Road 3, Elizabethton, 37643
	janet@barnyardbuddies.com
	N/A
	barnyardbuddies.com

Linda May

	Linda May
	835 Indian Creek Road, McEwen, 37101
	N/A
	N/A
	N/A

Hill in a Holler Farm

	Phillip & Cindy Estes, Jr.
	1210 Grindstone Hollow Road, Dickson, 37055
	hillinahollerfarm@yahoo.com
	615-446-5744
	N/A

Circle H Fainting Farm

	April and Wes Hardin
	110 Lick Skillet Road, Elizabethton, 37643
	lil2lgirl@earthlink.net
	423 474-2923
	circlehfaintingfarm.com

White Oak Farm

	Michael & Ronda Freeman
	5402 Raven Br Rd, Del Rio, 37727
	whiteoakfarmtn@att.net
	423-487-0588
	N/A

MY-T Myotonics

	Tina & Myron Stephens
	435 Davis Lane, Spring City, 37381
	highuponthemtn@hotmail.com
	423-619-0198
	N/A

Cummins Fallers

	Ronald & Tonya Shrong
	1866 Cummins Falls Rd, Cookeville, 38501
	strongs4@yahoo.com
	931-267-5481
	N/A

Do Over Farms

	Amanda Parrott
	168 Uselton Rd, Shelbyville, 37160
	dooverfarm@gmail.com
	615-497-6471
	N/A

Little Mtn. Farm

	Lowell T.Walker
	999 Old Holders Cove Rd, Winchester, 37398
	lwboergoat55@gmail.com
	931-967-6097
	N/A

Woody Creek Farm

	Debbie Mullins
	PO Box 127, Petersburg, TN 37144, USA
	woodycreek@hotmail.com
	931-993-1587
	N/A

Bohica Garden Fainters

	Bridget N. Ebeling
	320 N Morgan Creek Rd, Sugar Tree, 38380
	fainters@bohicagarden.com
	731-733-4401
	N/A

H & H Farm

	Freda Harvey & Mike Hogan
	800 Hadley Rd, Clarksville, 37042
	Mfhogan2@yahoo.com
	931-546-8068
	N/A

Round Lick Farms

	Jennefer Dixon
	85 Eartherly Ln, Lebanon, 37090
	jennybugs79@gmail.com
	615-202-2549
	N/A

Cedar Mountain Farm Tennessee Fainting Goats

	Galen Smith
	520 Beulah Church Road, Kingsport, 37663
	MajorGalen@aol.com
	423-360-2865
	N/A

Shady Oaks Farm

	Donald & Angela Abernathy
	910 Pickett Rd, Sale Creek, 37373
	dabernathy8@epbfi.com
	423-332-6060
	N/A

Brassring Farm

	Lisa Edinger
	1814 Talley Rd, Belfast, 37019
	N/A
	931-637-9361
	N/A

Double J Farm

	Michelle Jones
	2626 Hyndsver Rd, Martin, 38237
	Rockyspot@yahoo.com
	731-819-6850
	N/A

Sharp Park Animal Sanctuary

	Kim Taylor Sharp
	255 Cagle Circle, Savannah, 38372
	monkeysocks2002@yahoo.com
	731-727-4950
	N/A

Fox Hall Farm

	Howard L. Hall
	3821 Fox Creek Rd, Louisville, 37777
	howard@foxhallfarm.online
	865-308-0003
	N/A

Rocky Ridge Farms

	Ellen Pittman
	1350 Gupton Rd Culleoka TN 38451, USA
	rockyridgefaintinggoats@gmail.com
	931-270-8184
	http://www.rockyridgefaintinggoats.com/

Circle H Fainting Farm

	April & Wes Hardin
	110 Lick Skillet Rd, Elizabethton, TN 37643, USA
	lil2lgirl@earthlink.net
	423-474-2923
	N/A

Serenity Farm in Crossville

	Carmen R. Sweitzer
	147 Bradbury Lane, Crossville, TN 38555, USA
	serenitycarmen@gmail.com
	931-484-1978
	N/A

Far Out Fainters

	Kevin D. Throneberry
	2579 Turkey Creek Loop, Tullahoma, 37388
	cnckdt@yahoo.com
	931-247-5015
	N/A

Back 40 Fainters

	LaShaun Paul
	P.O Box 723, Sweetwater, TN 37874
	back40fainters@gamil.com
	423-836-1003
	N/A

Double O

	John W Oliver
	1813 Polly Adams Rd, Belfast, 37019
	doubleofarm09@gmail.com
	N/A
	N/A

Volunteer Fainters

	Jeremy Johnson
	1790 Grove Spring Rd, Enville, TN 38351, USA
	southerntooling73@yahoo.com
	731-614-3712
	N/A

Ladybug Acres

	Deb & Michael Gates
	51 Hovis Bend Rd, Fayetteville, TN 37334, USA
	enjoy.the.cake@hotmail.com
	512-608-1614
	N/A

Gone Broke Farms

	Michelle & Keith Wilkey
	366 Beech Rd, Sparta, TN 38583, USA
	gbffainters@gonebrokefarms.com
	931-657-8099
	N/A

Lil Bear Farm

	J.M. & Mitzi Evans
	1409 Bales Rd, Knoxville, TN 37914
	lilbearfarm@aol.com
	865-824-8638
	N/A

Beech Grove Farm

	Michael & Anita Newsom
	174 Odell Lane, Fall Branch, TN 37656
	mnewsom061@gmail.com
	423-348-7148
	N/A

Tripple N Farm

	Nancy J. Stevens
	P.O. Box 65, Belfast, TN 37019
	littlefoot11503@yahoo.com
	931-276-2409
	N/A

Morgan & Morgan Farms

	Martin, Amanda & Matthew Morgan
	965 Walker Rd, Dayton, 37321
	amorgan0514@outlook.com
	423-775-2226
	N/A

Fox Hill Farm

	Bo Fox
	298 Gilmore Hill Rd, Lebanon, TN 37087
	BoFox@msn.com
	615-443-7054
	N/A

Eddie Taylor

	Eddie Taylor
	1912 S. Berlin Rd, Lewisburg, TN 37091
	ektaylor6@att.net
	931-270-5089
	N/A

Cook Farm Fainters

	Tony & Cindy Lou Cook
	P.O. Box 313, Dayton, TN 37321
	starfish0770@gmail.com
	423-280-7701
	N/A

White Oak Valley

	Kim & Bob Fisher
	411 Bancroft Rd, McDonald, TN 37353
	blackfoxkim@gmail.com
	423-432-8536
	N/A

The Farm At Deer Crossing

	Paul and Donna Harbin
	852 Fellowship Rd., Mount Juliet, 37122
	thefarmatdeercrossing@comcast.net
	615-994-2928
	N/A

Osborne-Doss Road Farm

	Lana Osborne
	4834 Doss Rd, Cross Plains, 37049
	llanao@hughes.net
	615-389-8345
	N/A

Sheffey Heritage Homestead

	Charles Sheffey
	576 Prater Rd, Walling, TN 38587
	casheffey78@gmail.com
	931-303-2871
	N/A

Gee Kids

	Todd W. Gee
	882 Hancock Rd NE, Cleveland, TN 37323
	toddgee92@gmail.com
	334-233-4255
	N/A

Hummingbird Ridge

	Janet & Mitch Allen
	660 Vaden Hill Lane, Bethpage, 37022
	tricks05@aol.com
	615-655-6600
	N/A

Ornery Acres Farm

	Joel & Deanna Tompkins
	111 Peyton Dr., Shelbyville, TN 37160
	orneryacresfarm@aol.com
	615-419-7455
	N/A

Cotton Hollow Farm

	Noel & Debbie Coleman, Jr.
	1404 Tottys Bend Loop, Duck River, TN 38454
	nvcolemanjr@gmail.com
	931-729-2904
	N/A

Fainting Goat Hill Farm

	Glenda Kay Hill
	1221 Champion Lane, White Pine, TN 37890
	info@goathillfarm.net
	423-231-4189
	N/A

Blue Hope Farm

	Brian Mitchell
	2473 North Rd, Murfreesboro, TN 37128
	climbing2jesus@yahoo.com
	615-496-1451
	N/A

Bethel Farm Fainters

	Scot & Heidi Rand
	2055 Petty Road, Charlotte, TN 37036
	swrand@verizon.net
	615-789-0115
	N/A

On A Wing and A Hoof Farm

	David & Shannon Lyons
	275 Walnut Grove Rd, Christiana, TN 37037
	critters@onawingandahoof.com
	615-398-9108
	N/A

Shadey Acres

	Jen Esbenshade
	102 Williams St., Martin, 38237
	shadeyacresgoats@gmail.com
	717-371-7106
	N/A

Outback Fainters

	Lori Donihe
	4347 Stanley Valley Rd, Church Hill, TN 37642
	outbackfainters@outlook.com
	423-578-4235
	N/A

Lazy Lee Farm

	Lori Donihe
	P.O. Box 385, Gallatin, TN 37066
	welovegoats@lazyleefarm.com
	615-502-2047
	N/A

Southern Way Farm

	Markela Taylor Cashion
	2299 Old Farmington Rd, Lewisburg, 37091
	markelacashion@yahoo.com
	931-652-2910
	N/A

Mountain River

	Miranda Moretz
	1223 N Austin Springs Rd, Piney Flats, 37686
	mnmoretz@gmail.com
	423-279-8877
	N/A

Windy Meadows

	Tess McHone
	6716 Ashville Highway, Knoxville, TN 37924
	hey600@gmail.com
	423-280-5928
	N/A

We All Fall Down

	Richard & Jill Tokarsky
	226 W Potter Rd, Alexandria, 37012
	jhtokarsky@yahoo.com
	615-525-6715
	N/A

Next 2 Heaven

	Vicki Young
	471 Old Hwy 66, Rogersville, TN 37857
	next2heavengoats@yahoo.com
	423-921-9115
	N/A

Happy Landings Homestead

	Chris Swain
	2871 Blythe Ferry Lane, Birchwood, TN 37308
	livefree719@gmail.com
	423-240-8213
	N/A

Double H Farm

	Heather Pleasants
	3075 Mount Pleasant Rd, Rossville, TN 38066
	Purplerascal22@aol.com
	901-491-5875
	N/A

Breaking Wind Farm

	George Pope
	2529 S. Mt. Pleasant Rd, Greenbrier, TN 37073
	george6407@yahoo.com
	615-426-1589
	N/A

Dreamland Farm

	Ben & Joani Shaver
	555 Creole Drive, Maryville, TN 37801
	joanishaver@aol.com
	865-622-1017
	N/A

Fernhill Fainters

	Jack & Prissy Chilcutt
	8358 Cedar Grove Rd, Cross Plains, 37049
	ppchilcutt@bellsouth.net
	615-654-2910
	N/A

Three J’s

	Dillon, Heather, Jacob, John & James Vanzant
	7440 McDaniel Lane, Ooltewah, TN 37363
	dillion@cornerstonefreight.com
	423-488-5636
	N/A

Black Walnut Farm

	Justin & Katie Bevels
	602 Pliver Smith Rd, Flintville, TN 37335
	contact@blackwalnutfarmtn.com
	931-625-4807
	N/A

Sunshine Acres

	Georgia & Gary Corkins
	114 Dorris Rd, Portland, TN 37148
	sunshineacres531@yahoo.com
	615-325-0143
	N/A

Darktree Farm

	Zona Johnson
	72 E L Walker Rd, Paris, TN 38242
	darktreefarms@gmail.com
	931-637-2002
	N/A

McKnight William J Farm

	Larry & Dianne McKnight
	2964 Ownby Road, Lewisburg, TN 37091
	11321@bellsouth.net
	931-359-5998 / 931-808-0676
	N/A

Dutch Creek

	Sheritza & Mark Howell / Phillip & Sherry Shaub
	101 Overlook Court, Portland, TN 37148
	dutchcreekacres@comcast.net
	615-218-3440
	N/A

Hills and Hollers

	Shelly Henderson
	495 Bass Rd, Bethpage, 37022,
	henderson.shellym@gmail.com
	760-277-1917
	N/A

Green Pastures

	Brian & Linda Harrison
	1719 Bakers Grove Road, Hermitage, TN 37076
	linda@blessedgreenpastures.com
	615-335-2466
	N/A

Holler Farms

	Robert Juctice & Doyle Dugger
	127 Diamond Bailey Lane, Briceville, TN 37710
	ldugger1963@gmail.com
	865-426-8161
	N/A

Cedar Creek Fainters

	Dixie Luckman
	221 Pillow Rd, Jackson, TN 38305
	Dixiecedarcreek@yahoo.com
	731-217-5281
	N/A

Yee Yee Farms

	April Swanger
	3112 Andrew Jackson LN, Cleveland, TN 37323
	aprilswanger@gmail.com
	423-716-3302
	N/A

Persimmon Ridge

	Betty Taylor
	3699 Jimmy G Robinson Rd, Williamsport, TN 38487
	taylor_betty@hotmail.com
	931-583-2620
	N/A

Easter Acres

	Robin & Terry Easter
	1351 Attaway Rd, Clarksville, 37040
	robineaster@gci.net
	907-223-4460
	N/A

Flipping Goat Farm

	David Whitney
	79 Cecil Carroll Rd, Bradford, TN 38316
	skullbone30@yahoo.com
	731-420-3169
	N/A

Fainting Goat Resources in Tennessee

Associations

• Tennessee Livestock Producers
• Middle Tennessee Goat Association

Publications

• Nutrition 101 – University of Tennessee
• Market News and Statistics – Department of Agriculture
• Selecting Your Market Goat
• On-Farm Performance Testing For Meat Goat Doe Herds – Tennessee State University
• The Agricultural Building and Equipment Plan – The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture

University Agricultural Extension Programs & Services

• Tennessee State University/Institute of Agriculture and Environmental Research
• Master Meat Goat Producer
• UT/TSU Extension-Davidson County
• UT Animal Sciences

Events

• Tennessee State Fair
• Livestock – West TN State Fair

4-H Clubs

• Tennessee 4-H Goat Program

Facebook Groups

• Tennessee Meat Goats
• Tennessee Goats
• Goat Raisers in Tennessee

If you’re looking for Nigerian Dwarf goats for sale in Arkansas, you’ve come to the right place! Because on this page you’ll find a complete, current list of Nigerian Dwarf goat breeders in Arkansas.

We also provide an interactive map that shows you where the Nigerian Dwarf goats are for sale in Arkansas.

We also have a list of Nigerian Dwarf goat resources in Arkansas (state associations, extension programs, and more) that can help your Nigerian Dwarf goat operation!

If you know of a resource that we’ve missed, please make sure to send us a message!

Table of Contents:1 Map of Arkansas Nigerian Dwarf Goat Breeders2 Current List of Arkansas Nigerian Dwarf Goat Breeders2.1 Old Toney Farm3 Nigerian Dwarf Goat Resources in Arkansas3.1 Associations3.2 Publications3.3 University Agricultural Extension Programs & Services3.4 Events3.5 4-H Clubs3.6 Facebook Groups

Map of Arkansas Nigerian Dwarf Goat Breeders

(Click the red pin on the map to see the address of the breeder and get directions.)

Current List of Arkansas Nigerian Dwarf Goat Breeders

Old Toney Farm

	N/A
	Dalton, AZ
	oldtoneyfarm@gmail.com
	(870) 378-3226
	https://oldtoneyfarm.com/

Nigerian Dwarf Goat Resources in Arkansas

Associations

• Arkansas Goat Producers Association

Publications

• Herd Health Program For Dairy Goats – University of Arkansas
• Managing and Showing Market Goats – University of Arkansas
• Balancing Rations for Sheep and Goats – University of Arkansas
• Fecal Egg Counting for Sheep and Goat Producers – University of Arkansas
• Introduction to Goat Reproduction – University of Arkansas

University Agricultural Extension Programs & Services

• Sheep and Goat – University of Arkansas Extension
• Arkansas Agriculture Experiment Station

Events

• Arkansas State Fair
• AGPA Spring Quad Show
• Junior Spring Livestock – Northwest Arkansas District Fair
• Livestock shows – Boone County Fair

4-H Clubs

• Arkansas 4-H Youth Livestock Program

Facebook Groups

• Arkansas Goat
• Arkansas 4-H