Home of Spotted Fever Nigerians and Oberhaslis
About Us
Josh has a Ph.D. in Ruminant Nutrition from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He has worked in the cattle industry for over 15 years, with his primary focus being on Piedmontese cattle. He has done a vast amount of research and work with the breed and is very dedicated to the success and betterment of the breed. His resume includes, but is not limited to, embryo transfers, bull development, genetic research, herd management, and animal health protocols and practices. Josh holds the position of Beef Feedlot Director - Feedlot Research Extension for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Sarah has a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and enjoys her career working for the Federal Government.
Together, they both enjoy exhibiting their goats at ADGA sanctioned shows and have traveled within the state of Nebraska and to Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, and Kansas.
Quality
Offering genetically selective, quality bred Piedmontese calves, cow/calf pairs, bred heifers, and bulls in addition to Nigerian Dwarf doelings, bucklings, and wethers.
Dedication
Rest assured any animal you receive from us has been taken well care of and loved....no matter the species. We operate a humane ranching facility and always strive to do what is best for our animals. The welfare of our animals is imperative to us.
Herd Health
We take this concept very seriously and strive to maintain healthy, happy herds year round. This requires a vast amount of knowledge about our animals and dedication to providing what is best for them. We work with a local vet for all our animals' needs and do not hesitate to call if an issue arises. In addition, we test our Nigerian Dwarf herd annually for CAE, CL and Johne's.
Our Livestock
Registered Piedmontese Cattle
We are members of the North American Piedmontese Association (NAPA). All of our cattle are registered through this association.
Registered Nigerian Dwarf Goats
We are members of the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA), as well as the American Goat Society (AGS). Our goats will be registered primarily through ADGA, but can be registered with AGS at buyers expense. Wethers can also be registered in order to compete in eligible shows and the Master Wether Program through AGS, upon request. We are also participants in ADGA Plus and DHIR programs.
