Goats
Goat Breeders listing & info
- Angora Goats
- Boer Goats
- Cashmere Goats
- Kiko Goats
- La Mancha Goats
- Nigerian Goats
- Nubian Goats
- Pygmy Goats
Canadian Goat Associations
- Canadian Cashmere Producers Association
- Canadian Goat Society
- Canadian Livestock Records Corporation
- Canadian Meat Goat Association
- Canadian National Goat Federation
Provincal Goat Associations
- Alberta Goat Breeders Association
- BC Goat Breeders Association
- Ontario Dairy Goat Co-operative
- Ontario Goat Breeders Association
- Manitoba Goat Association
- New Brunswick Goat Breeders Association
- Saskatchewan Goat Breeders
Angora Goat Breeders & info
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angora_goat
Angora goats evolved on the Anatalian Plains of Turkey near the city we now know as Ankara and from which the name "Angora" derives.
The term "mohair" apparently derives from Arabic (mukhayyar).
Angora goats were highly regarded and jealously protected from exportation until the sixteenth century when the Angora goat was introduced into Spain and France. However, the goats were not introduced to the United States until 1849.
- Theresa Bergeron
- South Mountain, ON
- 613-989-2150 theresa@thermohair.com
- Creature Comforts Cottage, Dianne Fitzmaurice - CAGBA Registered Coloured Angora Goats Suri & Huacaya Alpacas & Llamas
- Box 478 Gimli MB R0C 1B0
- 204-642-1261 dfitz@creaturecomfortscottage.com www.creaturecomfortscottage.com
- Disdero Ranch, Laurie Morris
- Barriere, BC
- 604-219-8601 www.disderoranch.ca
- Stein Haven Farm, Jonathan & Joanna Stein
- Box 5 Ramore ON
- 705-288-2280 steinhavenfarm@gmail.com
- Twists of This and That
- South Bruce Peninsula, ON
- 519-372-3185 www.twistsofthisandthat.com twistsofthisandthat@mail.com
Boer Goat Breeders listing & info
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boer_goat
The Boer goat was developed in South Africa in the early 1900s for meat production. Their name is derived from the Dutch word "Boer" meaning farmer. They were selected for meat rather than milk production; due to selective breeding and improvement, the Boer goat has a fast growth rate and excellent carcass qualities, making it one of the most popular breeds of meat goat in the world. Boer goats have a high resistance to disease and adapt well to hot, dry semi-deserts
Boer goats commonly have white bodies and distinctive brown heads. Like the Nubian goat, they possess long, pendulous ears. They are noted for being docile, fast growing, and having high fertility rates. Does are reported to have superior mothering skills as compared to other goats.
- KLaz Goats, Ian & Barb Clark
- Box 850 Shellbrook, SK S0J 2E0
- 306-747-3781 Fax: 747-3768 abg@sasktel.net www.applebees.ca/goats.htm
- Élevage Divin Calin
- Buckland QC
- 450-513-2626 la_20taine@hotmail.com
- Essandea Farm, Danielle Carriere
- 55448 Nova Scotia Line, Box 473 Port Burwell, ON N0J 1T0
- 519-874-4868
- Kole Creek Boers, Pam Kish
- Box 26 Leross, SK S0A 2C0
- 306-675-5630 pam.kish@usask.ca
- La Chèvre D’oeuvre, Amélie Blanchard
- 957 Route 321 Nord St-André-Avellin QC J0V 1W0
- 819-983-1792 info@lachevredoeuvre.com www.lachevredoeuvre.com
- Naquabi Boer Goats
- Palgrave ON
- 519-940-8897 www.naquabiboergoats.com
- Stein Haven Farm, Jonathan & Joanna Stein
- Box 5 Ramore ON
- 705-288-2280 steinhavenfarm@gmail.com
Cashmere Goat Breeders listing & info
Cashmere goats are a very hearty dual purpose, horned goat. They produce cashmere fiber which is combed from the animal each spring as it naturally sheds out of the animal. This fiber is known as the fiber of kings and is turned into very luxurious and expensive products. As a meat goat, the ideal cashmere has a similar build and meatiness as Boer goat and these qualities can be emphasized over time. Cashmere goats, even the bucks, are alert, intelligent, easily trained and of a trusting nature which makes them very easy to manage.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cashmere_goat
North Western Cashmere Association
- Cachemire Farm, Jeanne & William Harper
- 998963 Mulmur-Tosorontio Tnln Glencairn, ON L0M 1K0
- 705-466-6133
- Élevage Cataraqui
- Pontiac, QC
- 819-455-2729 info@elevagecataraqui.com
- La Chèvre D’oeuvre, Amélie Blanchard
- 957 Route 321 Nord St-André-Avellin QC J0V 1W0
- 819-983-1792 info@lachevredoeuvre.com www.lachevredoeuvre.com
- Mickey Meadow Ranch, Ingrid Selke
- 27782 Clark Rd Burns Lake, BC V0J 1E4
- 778-766-2463 ingridselke@iCloud.com
- Roving Winds Farm
- RR 2 Coldwater, ON L0K 1E0
- 705-326-6993 cashmere@rovingwindsfarm.ca www.rovingwindsfarm.ca
Kiko Goat Breeders listing & info
The Kiko Goat originated from New Zealand by crossing feral goats with dairy goats in the 1980s. Kiko is actually the Maori word for flesh or meat. They were developed for fast growth, survivability with little input from the producer and their hardiness. The Kiko is large framed, generally white (although many Kikos carry genes for colour and coloured Kikos are capable of registration) with a coat that ranges from slick in summer to flowing hair when run in mountain country in winter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiko_goat
www.kikogoats.com
- Amaranth Springs Farm, Deborah Walks
- 554090 Mono-Amaranth Townline Amaranth, ON L9W 0T1
- 519-942-4716 dwalks@AmaranthSprings.ca
- Keystone Farm, Bill & Margaret Paulishyn
- Box 32 Group 4 RR1 Anola, MB
- 204 866-2806 Cell 204 612-4355
- Mountain Edge Farm, Neil & Jenny Ives
- Box 326 Minitonas, MB R0L 1G0
- mountainedgefarm@gmail.com www.mountainedgefarm.ca
- Wild Ass Acres, Pam Hutchinson
- 12245 Magdala Rd Southwold, ON N0L 2G0
- pam.hutchinson@rocketmail.com
La Mancha Goat Breeders listing & info
A dual purpose breed, developed in the USA, in Canada since 1970.
This breed is noted for calm temperments.
Good producers of quality milk, capable of 6 quarts of milk per day.
A fine meat carcass as well, comparable to a Nubian for meat quality.
- Green Goddess Nubians & Lamanchas, Shannon
- Armstrong, BC
- ggsnubians2003@yahoo.ca
- Deep South Farm, Anna Smith
- Box 35, Ogema, SK S0C 1Y0
- 306-459-2885 info@meadowmuffin.ca
Nigerian Goat Breeders listing & info
Photos courtesy of Country Magic Nigerians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerian_Dwarf_goat
Type: Dairy, Pet, Meat
Height Male: 19–23.5 inches (48–60 cm)
Height Female: 17–22.5 inches (43–57 cm)
- Country Magic Nigerians, Chris & Rudi Grab
- Box 3301, Leduc, AB, T9E 6M1
- 780-980-3891 chris.grab@hotmail.com
Nubian Goat Breeders listing & info
The Nubian is a colourful breed, developed in England, and is a fine dual-purpose goat.
Capable of milking up to 6 quarts per day.
Also one of the best meat breeds available.
Dual Purpose.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Nubian_goat
- Country Magic Nubians, Chris & Rudi Grab
- Box 3301, Leduc, AB, T9E 6M1
- 780-980-3891 chris.grab@hotmail.com
- Deep South Farm, Anna Smith
- Box 35, Ogema, SK S0C 1Y0
- 306-459-2885 info@meadowmuffin.ca
- Green Goddess Nubians & Lamanchas, Shannon
- Armstrong BC
- ggsnubians2003@yahoo.ca
- La Chèvre D’oeuvre, Amélie Blanchard
- 957 Route 321 Nord St-André-Avellin QC J0V 1W0
- 819-983-1792 info@lachevredoeuvre.com www.lachevredoeuvre.com
- Oasis on the Hill Family Farm
- Oyama Lake Rd, Oyama, BC
- grcstene@gmail.com
- Stein Haven Farm, Jonathan & Joanna Stein
- Box 5 Ramore ON
- 705-288-2280 steinhavenfarm@gmail.com
- Thor's Goats, Tom Imeson
- Box 215 Nobleford AB
- 403-635-4082 catfarm@live.ca
Pygmy Goat Breeders listing & info
Pygmy goats are hearty animals that are easy to handle due to their small size.
They come in a range of colours and coat patterns.
They are used primarily as pets and companions for lone horses, but they are really a full sized meaty goat on short legs, so they can also be marketed for meat.
They do however have a definite attitude and are not aware that size matters.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pygmy_goat
- Heartland Registered Pygmy Goats, Donna & James Benoit
- Ardrossan, AB
- 780-922-6185 heartlandgoats@icloud.com www.pygmygoatscanada.com
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