For Sale
Updated May 11, 2012
2012 Kids can be seen here. We are SOLD OUT for 2012.
Email me at sweetgardenfarm@verizon.net for information
or call me on 410-798-5392 (between 5am and 8pm).
Does in Milk for Sale
Sweet Garden Blossom - $300 - 2 yr old doe in milk - SOLD
Blossom is a sweet pet, a super easy kidder, easy milker, and has excellent milk stand manners. She is just an average milker as a two-year old, but certainly could improve in subsequent freshenings. She is priced as a brood doe. She would be a great "first goat" for anyone just learning how to milk and care for a dairy goat.
Blossom is available immediately.
Rosasharn GF Marsanne Noir - $400 - 1 yr old doe in milk - SOLD
Marsanne is a gentle, sweet girl and kidded with no serious problems (I helped pull out the first buck kid, but both kids were lined up and in good shape.) She's milking an average amount for a barely 13 month old yearling. Based on her genetic package I would expect her production to increase exponentially with future freshenings, but of course, I cannot guarantee that. Marsanne has one dry leg towards her permanent championship and received a "V" at her Linear Appraisal last year. She could use some more rear udder and I don't care for her teat placement. If I had more room I would hold onto her and breed her to improve in those areas, but I don't have the room for that.
So, I'm offering this beautiful girl for sale.
Other First Fresheners - another two first fresheners may be available in milk within the next several months. If you would like more information, and/or would like to be notified when milkers become available, please email or call.
Status as of May 11:
Wood Bridge Too KW Liliana - retained at least until mid June
Tiny Town FM Melantha - retained at least until mid June
Sweet Garden SAM Amaranta - retained at least until mid June
I honestly can't decide which of these should be retained and which ones sold, so I've decided to wait until after at least the first couple of shows and perhaps until after Linear Appraisal so that I have some more learned opinions from trained judges to help me decide.
2012 Kids can be seen here. We are SOLD OUT for 2012.
Email me at sweetgardenfarm@verizon.net for information
or call me on 410-798-5392 (between 5am and 8pm).
Does in Milk for Sale
Sweet Garden Blossom - $300 - 2 yr old doe in milk - SOLD
Blossom is a sweet pet, a super easy kidder, easy milker, and has excellent milk stand manners. She is just an average milker as a two-year old, but certainly could improve in subsequent freshenings. She is priced as a brood doe. She would be a great "first goat" for anyone just learning how to milk and care for a dairy goat.
Blossom is available immediately.
Rosasharn GF Marsanne Noir - $400 - 1 yr old doe in milk - SOLD
Marsanne is a gentle, sweet girl and kidded with no serious problems (I helped pull out the first buck kid, but both kids were lined up and in good shape.) She's milking an average amount for a barely 13 month old yearling. Based on her genetic package I would expect her production to increase exponentially with future freshenings, but of course, I cannot guarantee that. Marsanne has one dry leg towards her permanent championship and received a "V" at her Linear Appraisal last year. She could use some more rear udder and I don't care for her teat placement. If I had more room I would hold onto her and breed her to improve in those areas, but I don't have the room for that.
So, I'm offering this beautiful girl for sale.
Other First Fresheners - another two first fresheners may be available in milk within the next several months. If you would like more information, and/or would like to be notified when milkers become available, please email or call.
Status as of May 11:
Wood Bridge Too KW Liliana - retained at least until mid June
Tiny Town FM Melantha - retained at least until mid June
Sweet Garden SAM Amaranta - retained at least until mid June
I honestly can't decide which of these should be retained and which ones sold, so I've decided to wait until after at least the first couple of shows and perhaps until after Linear Appraisal so that I have some more learned opinions from trained judges to help me decide.