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More Home Senior Does Doelings Bucks For Sale Cheese Guineas Other Critters Links Contact Us 2019 Kids 2018 Kids 2017 Kids 2016 Kids 2015 Kids Photos HARNER FARM Home of goats, guineas and plenty of other fun farm stuff. Click here to edit subtitle Above: Our 2019 kids took a little ride in the wagon to visit their mothers. Cherry is licking her son while Divy watches through the gate. We’re proud to be members of the newly formed Dakota Goat Association (DGA). Membership is open to anyone interested in goats for any purpose, including dairy, meat, companion, fiber, fainting, pack animals, etc . C li ck he re t o l ea r n mo r e ab ou t t he D G A . Update - Beginning in May, 2020 we’ll be offering milk shares in our goats. Shares are currently the only legal way for you to obtain fresh, raw (unpasteurized) milk in North Dakota. See the "For Sale " page for more information. We have limited supplies of goat milk soap and lotion available now. They will soon become regular products for us. . It’s Official! Ultrasound Results Cherry, who turns 8 years old in January of 2020, has been confirmed pregnant with triplets. We are eagerly anticipating her additions to the herd, as well as our other does. See our Senior Doe page for details. Registered Nubian Goats Harner goats are hand-raised in west central North Dakota with an emphasis on structural soundness, milking ability, health and personality. Our herd began with quality goats from two recognized North Dakota herds: Dream-Sum and Honey Flatts. We’ve brought in new bloodlines from show and strong milk production herds including Kecskemet in Connecticut, Kasey’s Kids in Pennsylvania, Old*Glory in Texas, Pruitville in Louisiana, and Iron-Owl and Hidden Meadows in Oregon with Kastdemur, Foxwood, Lakeshore and Lynnhaven goats just a bit farther back. Kids from our herd will give you fresh genetics. If you enjoy looking at pedigrees, we’ve got some interesting ones. We participate in the American Dairy Goat Association’s Linear Appraisal program to have a double check on the structure of our animals. All individual scores are listed with those does on their page. We’re in the second year of participation in DHIR milk testing, so there’s verifiable production records on every doe. I weigh and record each doe’s production at every milking. Those barn records are available for serious buyers. There’s plenty more to come on this site, so please check back often. Questions? Call LeAnn at 701-516-0707 or email her at: go a t @ ha r ne r fa r m . ne t . Copyright 2012-2020 LeAnn...