Home of Quality Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats

Home of Quality Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats

MeadowMist Nigerians is a small farm located in southern Michigan dedicated to producing healthy, happy, high producing Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats with excellent genetics.

Available Goats

MeadowMist BZ T Rex

Rex is the son of our most productive doe Circle D Ranch QT Olive 1*M VEVE 90 who ranked at 89th percentile in 2023 despite being milked just once a day for half of her lactation. He has been bred to several does and has produced very stylish kids. He is being offered due to our herd reduction for $300. Rex is friendly and also gets along fine with junior bucks.

Photos courtesy of Critter Croft Acres, and Fairland Farm 

Cloven Croft Acres M Blizzard

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Twinkle Toes

It is with great reluctance that we offer Twinkle Toes for sale to an approved home. She would make a nice junior yearling show goat and will be ready for breeding in the fall.

Twinkle Toes is our second daughter retained from jr buck Winning Streak CM Mark of Carbon. His kids have all been exceptionally wide in the rear. Twinkle’s dam is MeadowMist IV Ziggy Zolum, a doe we planned never to breed because she had a pelvic injury as a young doe. However she surprised us and popped the babies out on her own. Ziggy also freshoned with a very capacious mammary despite it being her first freshening. She has been milking around 4 lb per day which is pretty typical for Invigorated daughters.Twinkle Toes is a white and chocolate buckskin; to see her is to love her, everyone wants to buy her. She was born in July and will not be bred for 2024. 

Photos courtesy of Winning Streak Farm, Susan Ausman/Wood Bridge Farm, Agape's Prize/Hilltop Farm, Little Tot's Estate, Gypsy Moon Nigerians

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S24 is a sweet little fellow who looks like a baby deer.  He will make a great pet for someone. 

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Galarina is a very pretty chamoisee doeling from a lot of Fairland Farm genetics- she may be a chocolate chamoisee. Her dam easily earned her milk Star last year as a first freshener and her sire’s dam is our doe Olive who was 89th percentile in milk production for the Nigerian breed in 2023 despite being milked just once a day for half her lactation. Galarina is destined to be a very good to excellent milk producer with the conformation desired in a show goat. She has a sweet disposition like her mother and her maternal grandmother GCH Fairland Farm AR Sirius 1*M.

2024 Breeding Schedule

Explore our carefully planned breeding schedule for 2024.

MeadowMist CC Akiko

Freshened 2-19-24 triplets (2B, 1D) #Freshening: 7th
S2 Buck polled (retained)                                                                                                                                  S3 Doe polled (retained)                                                                                                                                   S4 Wether polled $100 available

MeadowMist PE Cookie Monster

Due Date: 3-30-24 confirmed
Available: 3D $450
#Freshening: 4th

Gypsy Moon HS Kahlua

Freshened 2-19-24, single doeling, #Freshening: 6th
S1 Doe- Retained

Junior Does

MeadowMist NB Fiasco

Fiasco is an exquisite chamoisee and white doeling out of MeadowMist PE Cookie Monster who has won some large classes this year as a 3 year old. Fiasco is growing very well and was bred for May, 2024.

Photos Courtesy of Agape's Prize/Hilltop Farm, Cheryle Moore-Smith/Old Mountainn Farm, Kyeema Ridge, Caprine Acres, Gypsy Moon Nigerians, Doodle Acres

MeadowMist NB U-See-It

U-See-It is a very classy long and level gold/white doeling out of Hadley’s doe MeadowMist IV Mix Up.  I claimed her from birth, she just has the “it” factor.  U-See-It has been bred for May 2024 and will hopefully hit the showring as a yearling milker.

Photos courtesy of Agape's Prize/Hilltop Farm, Susan Asmusan/Wood Bridge Farm, StraightWay Farm, Cheryle Moore-Smith/Old Mountain Farm, and JW-TL  Farm

Reviews

Sandi has been very helpful with educating us on goats and their care. We love our goats we purchased for 4-H fair for our 3 kids.

Amanda Stamp-Hoff

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Sandi and her herd. She takes loving care of each of her goats and has been extremely helpful with my beginner goat family! Sandi has gone above and beyond to help us select or goats as suited for our family. Then she has welcomed us to her farm to visit. She has always patiently answered all our questions and we've had many as newbies!

You will not be disappointed to work with Sandi to find your next kid to join your herd.

Amy Taylor