Miniature Nubian Dairy Farm
Galaxy has been sold and will be leaving next month to start running his new Herem. Regal is still available! LOVE his ears, and he has a great rump, very long, flat, smooth, level, also boasts great width and length. He’s a tad timid, but we are working with him on that. Charlotte has 2 …
Breezee Creek’s Charlotte is really just a stunning doe! She can’t help but stand out, being that she’s bright white and has the palest blue eyes you ever saw! This year was her 2nd kidding. And I must say her udder is HUGELY improved this year! Her dam had had a very slight shelf in …
BCF Legacy’s To The Moon and Back, or “Becky” as we call her, comes from exceptionally heavy milk lines. Her dam peaked at 1 1/2 GALLONS of milk in 24 hours as a 4th freshener. Becky freshened with an udder that is super soft and silky smooth. She milks out like a dream, just like …
At Breezee Creek Farm we maintain very high standards for all our stock. We are always looking to improve on our current livestock, and evaluating each doe with each kidding with more and more scrutiny. This year, we are VERY happy with what we are seeing in our herd! 3 of our 4 does have …
Red’s kids having a “Field Day,” literally! These kids are our first for 2015, and our boy Royal’s first kids to hit the ground. Doeling, named “Romy,” is buckskin and retained for our herd. Buck boy, buckskin with white, is sold. More kids to come mid April! ~Sarah~ Breezee Creek Sista
Our first doe is due February 28th, and since she is the first one scheduled for kidding, we have been working to prepare for the soon to come kids. Durango’s Little Red has been prepping herself the last 3 weeks, getting a noticeable udder 1 1/2 months before her due date, and getting a huge …
The Season began earlier than anticipated on Breezee Creek Farm. For the 2013-2014 Season, we had “staggered” our breeding’s so we could have fresh milk year ’round, but it ended up not working very well for us. So, we decided for this next season we’d start breeding Does around Thanksgiving, and get them all bred …
Almost 3 years ago, our family chose to join the adventurous and invest in the beginnings of a goat farm.Though we knew little, we were met with great support from fellow goat enthusiasts and general animal lovers connected to our family. The pastoral scenes I had etched into my mind of clucking, fluffy hens scratching and pecking the …