Breeding Quality Nigerian Dwarf Goats with emphasis on Milking ability
and correct dairy Conformation &
Spanish Mastiff Livestock Guardian Dogs
   

Our 2010 show season is off to a great start with 10 Champion,
7 Junior Champion and 15 Reserve Champion wins!
We are very proud of our goats!
MCH/CH Lost Valley Naya is our newest finished Champion and was
also
3 x's Best Udder & Best of Breed
She appraised "Excellent" with a score of 90 at the 2010 AGS National Show
1 of only 2 animals to score an Excellent at the National show (the other was her dam Nala!)
MCH Fall Creek Cassandra is our second finished Champ
ion this year!
She was 2nd place 2 year old at the 2010 AGS National Show and Best Udder in class!
She was 3 times
Res. Champion
Fall Creek Sebastian Bach is the 2010 AGS National Reserve Champion Buck
and was 6 x's Junior Champion, 3 x's Grand Champion Senior buck (at under a year old!), 
3 times Reserve Champion & 2 x's Best of Breed 
Fall Creek Destiny - one time Junior Champion Doe & 1 time Res. Junior CH
Our other Reserve Champion's were;
Fall Creek Basil
(2 times)
Fall Creek Felicity (4 times Reserve Junior CH)
 


2009 Wisconsin State Fair results
We are very pleased to announce that four of our does here at 
Fall Creek Farm took First place Nigerian Dairy Herd.
We had three does in the Junior Champion line up and four does in
the Senior Champion line up with Cinnamon taking
Grand Champion Senior Doe, Best of Breed and Best Udder 
as well as winner of the
Champion Challenge! 

We were also runner up for the

2009 Wisconsin State Fair Premier Breeder Award!


MCH Black Locus Porchia - photo courtesy of Sharon Dean


Welcome to Fall Creek Farm! We are located in southwestern Wisconsin, near the Illinois
and Iowa borders, approximately one hour SW of the state capitol, Madison.

My daughter Hilary and I moved to our 24 acre farm 14 years ago from Chicago, fulfilling
my childhood dream of having a farm of my own.  I then proceeded to fill it up!

We are currently raising Nigerian Dwarf Goats, Spanish Mastiff Livestock Guards
(one of the rarest of the Mastiff breeds found in the US),
Peafowl, Guinea Fowl and
a myriad of other animals both in and out of the house! 
We will usually have a good selection of animals available
for sale in the Spring
and Summer months.

We bought our first Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats in 2001 and I feel that our herd is
represented by what I consider some very strong bloodlines, in both dairy character
and conformation, which include Brush Creek, Caesar's Villa, Goodwood and Willow's.
These long established lines are the foundation of my herd.

  We attend as many goat shows as we can every year (usually 7 or 8 multiple ring shows) so our miniature dairy goats can be judged and evaluated.
I'm very proud to say our Nigerians have consistently placed at the top of their classes 
in the show ring.
            
    
I am a firm believer that if you are going to raise something, you should do it right.
Quality is our goal and responsibility. Animals should be selectively paired only to
improve conformation, temperament and character over the previous generation.
I am very pleased with the progress we have made in a relatively short period of
time towards this goal.

All of our goats (one year and older) are tested annually for CAE and Johnes.
Our kids are raised on a strict preventative regardless of our negative test results.
We use a more holistic, natural approach to health care for our animals and I have really appreciated the results we have seen.

  
 
Our dogs are fed a predominantly raw meat diet that has gone a long way towards improving overall health and general appearance. Because our birds and occasionally the goats range, we avoid chemicals and have found many successful
natural alternatives to
bug and weed control. Guinea Fowl being one of the best for bugs!

I hope you enjoy your visit! Please feel free to contact me via e-mail or phone with any questions or comments. I am always willing to talk about animals!


  
      I am a member of the
American Goat Society  Nigerian Dwarf Goat Association
 
     
Last update 8/23/10

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