(555) 248-3901 hello@goathub.farm 412 Hollow Creek Road, Meadowbrook Valley
Family Owned Since 1998

Raising Healthy Goats, Rooted in Good Land

From rolling pasture to your table — Goat Hub raises pasture-fed dairy and meat goats with old-fashioned care, modern welfare standards, and a whole lot of patience.

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27+Years of
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Our Story

A Third-Generation Goat Farm Built On Patience

What began in 1998 as two Nubian does and a borrowed field is now 120 acres of managed pasture, a licensed dairy parlor, and a herd of over 300 goats. We still do things the slow way — rotational grazing, hand-raised kids, and a vet on speed dial — because that's what good goats deserve.

  • 100% pasture-raised, rotational grazing system
  • No hormones, no unnecessary antibiotics
  • On-site veterinary care & welfare audits
  • Registered bloodlines across six breeds
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What We Offer

Everything A Working Goat Farm Provides

From fresh dairy to breeding stock and hands-on education, our services are built around one herd, raised right.

Dairy & Milk Products

Fresh goat milk, small-batch cheese, and probiotic-rich yogurt from our licensed dairy parlor — sold at the farm store weekly.

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Breeding & Livestock

Registered Boer, Nubian, Saanen and Alpine breeding stock with full pedigree records and health guarantees.

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Meat Goat Sales

Pasture-finished chevon by the cut or whole/half animal, USDA processed and ready for pickup or delivery.

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Mohair & Fiber

Hand-sheared Angora mohair and raw fleece, sold washed or raw, plus custom fiber processing on request.

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Farm Tours & Education

Guided herd walks, kid-goat cuddle hours, and school field trips that teach real pasture-to-plate farming.

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Herd Health Consulting

New to goats? We advise small farms on fencing, nutrition, parasite management and herd health plans.

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Why Goat Hub

Raised Slowly, Cared For Properly

We keep our herd small enough to know every goat by name, and big enough to supply farms, families and restaurants across the valley.

Welfare-First Standards

Annual third-party audits cover space, feed, shelter and veterinary access for every animal.

Rotational Grazing

Pasture is rested and rotated across 14 paddocks to keep soil, grass and goats healthy year-round.

Family Run, Locally Trusted

Three generations on the same land, supplying local co-ops, dairies and butcher shops since 1998.

Award-Winning Herd

Blue-ribbon Boer & Nubian bloodlines at three state fairs running.

Certified Humane

Inspected annually for space, feed and animal welfare compliance.

Full Traceability

Every animal is tagged and logged from birth to sale, no exceptions.

Farmer Support

Free starter consulting for anyone buying their first breeding pair from us.

Our Herd

Breeds We Raise On The Farm

Six registered breeds selected for milk yield, meat quality, fiber, and pure good temperament.

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Boer

Our primary meat breed — fast growth and excellent carcass yield.

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Nubian

High butterfat milk with a sweet, rich flavor — our cheese-makers' favorite.

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Saanen

The "Holstein of goats" — heavy, consistent milk producers year-round.

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Alpine

Alert, athletic and hardy in every season, with steady milk supply.

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Angora

Grown for luxurious mohair fiber, shorn twice a year by hand.

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Kiko

Low-maintenance, parasite-resistant meat goats bred for pasture life.

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Farm Life

A Look Around Goat Hub

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How It Works

From Pasture To Your Doorstep

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Raised on Pasture

Rotational grazing across 120 acres, monitored daily by our herd team.

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Health & Welfare Checks

Routine vet visits, vaccination records and welfare audits kept on file.

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Milked, Sheared or Processed

Handled on-site at our licensed dairy, fiber room, or USDA processor.

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Delivered Fresh

Farm store pickup, local delivery, or shipped from our online shop.

Testimonials

What Our Customers Say

MR
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"We bought our first breeding pair of Boers from Goat Hub and the guidance didn't stop at the sale. Two years later they still answer our calls."

Marcus ReyesSmallholder, Cedar Ridge Farm
JT
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"Best goat cheese in the valley, hands down. You can taste the difference pasture-raised makes. We restock every single week."

Jenna TorresOwner, The Creamery Table
DP
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"The farm tour was the highlight of our kids' summer. Hands-on, honest, and the team clearly loves what they do."

Dana PatelLocal Parent & Visitor

Ready To Meet The Herd?

Book a farm tour, tasting, or breeding-stock visit — we'll walk you through every paddock.

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From The Journal

Goat Farming Notes & Guides

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A Simple Feeding Schedule For Healthy Goats

What we feed our herd across the seasons, and why hay quality matters more than quantity.

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Spotting Illness Early: A Herd Health Checklist

The five daily checks that catch problems before they become emergencies.

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Why We Rotate Fourteen Paddocks

How rotational grazing keeps our soil, grass, and goats healthier year after year.

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