SIRE: ADGA Registration: PD2296518
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FLAT ROCK'S BERWICKSHIRE CALLUM
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DNA on File with ADGA and has been DNA tested for ALPHA-s1 Casein. This is the Milk genetic with high levels of ALPHA-s1 CASEIN and is said to produce a firmer curd in cheese making.
DAM: ADGA Registration: PD1717388
Rosasharn's WS Citrine
Rosasharn's WS Citrine who comes from the Home of the First ADGA National Champion Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats in the U.S.! Citrine has a beautiful large udder supported by a perfect correct medial ligament. She is one of my best milk producers!
Pierce- Brown, White Polled, White Belted, Silver Roaning, blue eyes. Pierce is one of the most colorful and beautiful bucklings this year! BUCKLING For Sale $345
Date of Birth: 11-19-2025 Bottle Baby
(Please send $150 by check for non-refundable deposit, made out to JoAnna Mertz. Deposit is non-refundable unless something goes wrong on my end, then you get your deposit back. I no longer use Paypal because of fees.)
Date of Birth: 11-19-2025 Bottle Baby
Details about Pierce:
- Pierce is a robust blue eyed buckling with Flat Rocks Production reliability & practical milking strength. A huge bonus is his dam, Rosasharn WS Citrine bred by Anne Petersen out of Rehoboth, Mass. & her very long time Rosasharn performance genetics . Pierce doelings have the potential to exhibit high and wide rear udders, strong medial suspensory ligaments and enhanced udder height, with improved milk persistency. Pierce doelings' teat placement is expected to be ideal for hand and machine milking. The kids from this pairing should be uniform, well balanced with both the desirable strong dairy style and productivity.
- Disbudded at University of Missouri Vet Hospital (Columbia)
- On Coccidiosis Prevention Program
- CD & T Vaccinated
- Pasteurella (Pneumonia) Vaccinated
- ADGA Registration Ready; will be tattooed at pick-up
- Nutrients/Vitamins administered with deworming
- Broad Spectrum Deworming at pick-up
- Bottle Baby and fully socialized to love humans. If you have experience raising Nigerian goat babies successfully, you may schedule pick up of baby anytime after 2 weeks of age. If not, pick-up at 8 weeks.
- At Pick-up you will get a FREE How-To Workshop (please allow time) for hands on & questions answered
- At Pick-up you will get deworming chart & list of items you need to have on hand to succeed
