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Citrine-Rosasharn-Kidding November 2025

Note from AppleJo Farms: This is why my breeding does and bucks are purchased from milk performance herds, so I can bred with superior milk producing Nigerians and get kids with so much more milk potential to sell to Homesteaders.
Why Choose Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats?
Why invest in better quality Nigerians right from the start?
Cottonwood Hollow Homestead writes the following:
Thinking about getting Nigerian goats for your homestead? 
I get jars of goat milk where the whole jar is two-thirds cream!! And it's sweet with no hint of goat flavor. No other goat breed can compare to the flavor and quality of a Nigerian. 
An interesting fact we learned, however, as we started our journey raising dairy goats about 9 years ago, was that not all dairy goats are created equal in the milking department. Our first couple of "dairy" goats came from a very well-known breeder in the Midwest, but it wasn't a breeder who actively participated in milk testing; basically, she just bred for fun colors and blue eyes (nothing wrong with that; that was actually a big part of what initially drew us to this breed). They were perfect goats for us to start with; we didn't have a huge investment in high-quality genetics while we figured things out (translate: made lots and lots of mistakes). But the milk these does produced was just okay...nothing special to be sure.
A few years later, I got more interested in milk test programs and genetics and spent many hours researching. We started working with breeders like Southern Grace (and shortly after Sinai Thunder and D & L Meadows), who were actively breeding for excellent dairy goats. We got our first goats from each of them in 2019.
The difference in milk quality after this was night and day! We were amazed. It made me realize how worthwhile it was to invest in the better goats, from breeders who track the milk production and quality. After all, the feed and infrastructure are typically going to cost more than the actual goat; even the price of a very good quality show goat is not going to surpass all the other expenses over its lifetime. And those feed and infrastructure expenses are the same regardless of whether it's a great milker or a poor one. For the past several years, we have also been actively tracking our milk and weeding out the poor producers with low butterfat from our herd (except for the ones my mom is really attached to and won't let me sell, lol). Now, as you can see by the photo, all that hard work and selection is paying us back with liquid gold!

Rosasharn's WS Citrine PD1717388

Sired by: ROSASHARN PLW WILL SHAKESPEARE PD1717388

BRED FOR DAIRY TYPE AND PRODUCTION

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Rosasharn's WS Citrine

Citrine is from Rosasharn, which is one of the U.S. first Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goat Herds

Sex: Doe
Horn Type: Disbudded
ADGA Registered: PD2213843
Rosasharn's WS Citrine
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Rosasharn's WS Citrine

  • Citrine was chosen for her exceptional Rosasharn dairy and show genetics. It is an honor to own a Rosasharn goat. Rosasharn is a nationally recognized herd of Authentic Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats located in Rehoboth, MA. All of their goats trace their ancestry directly back to the original foundation Nigerians in the AGS herd book. Since ADGA opened a Nigerian herdbook Rosasharn goats have been registered with ADGA, the American Dairy Goat Association, and can be registered with AGS, the American Goat Society as well. Rosasharn herd has achieved top awards in the show ring, including many National Champion titles, and recognition for top milk production, proven by their long history of participation in DHIR, Dairy Herd Improvement Registry, and a historic presence on the ADGA and AGS Top Ten milk production listings. Rosasharn also participates in and achieves high scores in ADGA's Linear Appraisal program. By now most Nigerians trace some of their ancestry back to Rosasharn!
  • Rosasharn WS Citrine

    ADGA Registration: PD2213843

    Name: Rosasharn WS Citrine

    Sex: Doe

    DOB: 3-2-2021

    Description: Gold and White

    Horn Information: Disbudded

    Tattoo:  RE: RAS2  LE: N6

    Bred by: Anne Petersen Rehoboth, MA

    Sire: Rosasharn PLW Will Shakespeare PD1717388 *DNA* 

  • Rosasharn PLW Will Shakespeare +*B

    Sire: Rosasharn Prince LiteningWhelk ++*B
    Dam: SG Rosasharn SH Sonnet 5*M

    DOB: 02/05/15

    LA: 86 (+VE) @ 03-06

    *B  LA2018,2017,2016  Pictured below, Citrine's Sire, ROSASHARN PLW WILL SHAKESPEARE. (picture credit to Rosasharn)

    ROSASHARN PLW WILL SHAKESPEARE

    Dam: Rosasharn RB Picea Blue Pearl PD2056638

    Rosasharn RB Picea Blue Pearl 9*M

    Sire: Short on Heaven Rain Boots +*B
    Dam: Rosasharn SM Winter Holly 8*M

    DOB: 08/11/19

    LA: 86 (+VVV) @ 02-11

Pictured below is Citrine's Dam, Rosasharn RB Picea Blue Pearl. Picture credit to Rosasharn.

Rosasharn RB Picea Blue Pearl

  • Citrine's Lab Results are in and they are all negative for disease! 

Testing Lab: TVMDL - College Station
Case Coordinator: Melanie Landis, DVM
Date Received: 05/12/2023
Report Date: 05/16/2023

University of Missouri Veterinary

Diagnostic Lab
P. O. Box 6023
Columbia, MO 65205
Owner: Joanna Mertz
Veterinarian: Dr. Mike Zhang

Test: Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis - Caprine/Ovine (SHI)

23-12212-3 Citrine :: Serum

05/10/2023

Negative

Additional Information about Citrine's Sire:

  • Sire: Rosasharn PLW Will Shakespeare *B +VE 86 @ 03-06

       D001717388 (PB Buck) 

       DOB: 2/5/2015 Breed Percent: 100% D LA: FS86 

Nigerian Dwarf Buck    

Additional Information about Citrine's Dam:             

ROSASHARN WS CITRINE - D002213843 (PB Doe)
DOB: 3/2/2021
Breed Percent: 100% D

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