La Mancha Does
“What happened to their ears?” is the first question most people ask about these goats.
And while we do think their “elf ears” are pretty darn cute, it’s their calm personalities and high milk production that truly won us over.
With a production of 1-2 gallons of milk per day, these girls keep us in milk for our own use including making cheeses, butter and ice cream in addition to simply drinking their milk.
ADGA Alder Grove Sun & Moon
Barn Name: Sunny
Sunny is ADGA registered. Born in the spring of 2024, she won’t be bred until fall 2025. In the meantime, she’s got a big personality and is often found snuggling with one of our livestock guardian dogs.
DOB: 3/4/2024
Photo: May 2025
ALDER*ROSE SH QUEEN ALYSANNE
Barn Name: Ally
Ally is possibly the most gregarous goat I’ve ever met. She’s outgoing, social, and unphased by much of what goes on around her. This powerhouse is a beefcake that we’re looking forward to seeing develop into a milking powerhouse.
DOB: 2/27/2025
Photo: May 2025
ADGA Alder Grove On A Starry Night
Barn Name: Rhea
This little cutie has been fun to get to know. While she doesn’t have the big personalities of the others in her cohort, she’s usually in the thick of things.
DOB: 3/15/2025
Photo: May 2025
ALDER*ROSE NIK TRISS
Barn Name: Nikki
If there’s a mischief maker in every group, Nikki is it for our La Manchas. And while getting into things seems to be a talent of hers, it’s also quite endearing.
DOB: 3/25/2025
Photo: May 2025