
of Grant County near Dry Ridge, Kentucky. We raise a CAE free herd of ADGA registered Purebred Nubian dairy goats. We sell most of our kids during our annual kidding season in order to maintain our smaller herd size. Our goal is to produce the finest milkers and "show quality" animals by using the finest breeding stock available.
dairy goats so I could provide my family with fresh goat's milk. Besides milk, they made excellent pets and my three boys all loved playing with them. After we moved to Dry Ridge in Northern Kentucky, I focused on raising my own kids instead. Now my boys are all grown with families of their own, leaving me time to focus on my Nubian kids. I rejoined the American Dairy Goat Association in 2003. Why Nubians? I still prefer the Nubian breed due to their beauty, personality, and higher butterfat content in their milk. Nubians can display an array of colors and their long pendulous ears and Roman noses make them distinct. Each Nubian's personality is very unique. Besides being very talkative, they are smart, and can keep things pretty interesting on the farm. There's no doubt why we fell in love with the Nubian breed and why so many others have fallen in love with them too; making Nubians the most most popular breed in the United States . Life Beyond the Goats Goats are not my only passion. I also enjoy organic fruit and vegetable gardening, growing tall bearded irises, canning, cooking, baking, quilting, sewing, the occasional knitting project, raising chickens for our farm fresh eggs, brewing Kombucha tea, and using our fresh goat's milk to make cheese, yogurt, ice cream, kefir, soap, etc. I especially love sharing and trying new recipes. I will try to post a few of my own on our Recipes page. If you have an original recipe you love, that is edible for goats or uses goat's milk, and would like to see it included on our site, please submit it to us using our Contact Us page. If we like it, we'll include it on our Recipes page giving you credit. Our farm is registered with the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) under the herd name N. KY WindyAcres. We are situated 35 miles south of Cincinnati, Ohio and 60 miles north of Lexington, Kentucky. Please take the time to look around our site to learn more about Northern Kentucky WindyAcres and Nubian dairy goats. If you have any questions or comments, please use the Contact Us page. Thank you, Marlene Wright |


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