​Because we love our goats and care about their health and the health of the kids we sell we test our entire herd annually for CL, CAE and Johnes.
Last Test Date March 27, 2018 - entire herd clean. Our most current test results can be seen on our testing page.

For an explanation of WHY we feel testing of dairy goats is so important as well as useful links and resources please see our testing page.

We love our adorable little Nigerian Dwarfs and our floppy-eared Mini Nubians!
​Nigerians have the highest butterfat content of any dairy goat, which makes for the most delicious, sweet, creamy milk and is excellent for cheesemaking. At around 50-75 lbs, they are easy to handle and transport (they fit in a large dog crate) and inexpensive to feed. Mini-Nubians are a cross between Nigerian Dwarfs and full sized Nubians. Their milk is very similar to Nigerian milk, but they usually produce more of it. They are just a bit larger than Nigerians, weighing about 75-100 lbs. They have that adorable and unique Nubian look and personality, but in a smaller size that's more economical to feed and house and easier to handle. Both Nigerians and Mini Nubians come in a wide variety of beautiful colors and coat patterns and both can have beautiful blue eyes! Both breeds make great family milk goats, 4H/FFA show projects and adorable pets! They can produce about 1/2-2/3 the amount of milk as a full sized dairy goat (Mini Nubians often produce as much as standard Nubians) on about half the amount of feed (about 2-3 lbs of hay a day), which makes them a very economical and efficient dairy animal for the small homestead or urban back yard. Both breeds make wonderful pets, being the same size as an average dog and more economical to feed. (Hay is cheaper than dog food!) Studies have shown that goats are as intelligent and loving as dogs, too!

It's kidding season (again) - yay!

Spring 2018 kidding season was a huge success with 35 kids born. All of our kids have been sold except for the doelings we have retained. Some of those may later become available. Check our Sales Page for details. We are expecting some Nigerian Dwarf kids this fall, starting in September. We will have kids ready in time for Christmas! We will have more Nigerian Dwarf as well as Mini Nubian kids available in the spring and will update our breeding plan with projected kidding dates soon.

Contact us to reserve a kid with a non-refundable deposit or to get on our waiting list. Please see our sales policy page for info on purchasing an animal from us. Also see our Kidding Barn section for info on how we care for our baby goats and for helpful info for new goat owners.

​For helpful info on caring for your goats, Maremmas or other animals and products and businesses we recommend see our Goat Care Info and Useful Links pages.

Unicorn Photo Sessions

We have monthly Unicorn Photo Sessions by Kat B Photography. Please see the Unicorn Photo Session Page for more details.

Photography by Kat B
(559) 380-5031

Contact:
Kimberly Crawmer
(559) 904-5193
prancingponyfarm@yahoo.com​

We are members of:

American Dairy Goat Association

American Goat Society

Miniature Dairy Goat Association

The Miniature Goat Registry

"Above the arch there was a lamp, and beneath it swung a large signboard: a fat white pony reared up on its hind legs. Over the door was painted in white letters:
​The Prancing Pony by Barliman Butterbur."
― from "The Fellowship of the Ring: Being the First Part of The Lord of the Rings"