The all Purpose goat
kinder goats
Kinder Goat Breeders Association describes the Kinder as a true dual-purpose goat: compact, efficient, and designed to produce both good milk and a useful meat carcass. Kinder does bring that “best of both worlds” vibe to a small farm—typically giving richer milk than many standard dairy goats while still putting on muscle more like a meat breed. That combination makes them a great fit for homesteads that want one goat type to cover multiple jobs without needing a huge herd or separate dairy/meat setups.
milky and meaty
On a working farm, Kinders integrate smoothly because they’re generally manageable in size, thrifty on feed, and versatile in how you use them: milk for the house (and for making cheese/soap), kids that can be raised for freezer meat, and animals that still handle everyday “goat duties” like browsing brushy edges and turning rough forage into something useful. Their dual-purpose nature also makes breeding decisions simpler—your doe herd can stay productive for milk while your kid crop still has practical value—so they’re especially handy if you’re trying to keep infrastructure, fencing, and labor streamlined.
What Sets Us Apart
goat-First Approach
Everything we do is built around understanding livestock needs and helping you succeed—because when you thrive, so do we.
Long-Term Relationships
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