Solid Stone Nubians
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Farming since 2011
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Our names are Kirsten, Lee, and Veronica stone. Me Kirsten, my love for goats started when i was around 5 years old. I was walking outside with my older sister Colleen, all the sudden I heard a strange noise. I looked all around and realized there was a strange creature right in front of me. Mom and dad had planted a surprise. I couldn't decide over my excitement what kind of dog this was, this weird thing had hoofs and a weird nose. It was a goat, and that's when this all started. It was me and my sisters who were out to make a name for ourselves, Boyd Valley Farm. To singing while we milked, scooping out stalls, and being chased by bucks in Rutt, we gained knowledge, wisdom, and best of all memories. Over the years I wouldn't have learned with anyone else other than my family, and our farm Boyd Valley. The story hasn't ended, memories are still being made. Times have changed, I am a mom myself now, I get to start this all over again with the family I am creating, and our farm Solid Stone. Me and my husband Lee, got married in 2021. I told him long before we were married that I didn't come without the goats. Lee is a cabinet worker, and I am a stay-at-home mom, while I also enjoy Rasing Nubians, and Pomeranians. I am passionate about the goat world, genetics, LA scores, milk testing, and just being out in the barn working the goats. I also love being of service to other goat breeders. © 2035 by Doyle Cattle Farm. Powered and secured by Wix
Raising GOATS SINCE 2011 Our names are Kirsten, Lee, and Veronica stone. Me Kirsten, my love for goats started when i was around 5 years old. I was walking outside with my older sister Colleen, all the sudden I heard a strange noise. I looked all around and realized there was a strange creature right in front of me. Mom and dad had planted a surprise. I couldn't decide over my excitement what kind of dog this was, this weird thing had hoofs and a weird nose. It was a goat, and that's when this all started. It was me and my sisters who were out to make a name for ourselves, Boyd Valley Farm. To singing while we milked, scooping out stalls, and being chased by bucks in Rutt, we gained knowledge, wisdom, and best of all memories. Over the years I wouldn't have learned with anyone else other than my family, and our farm Boyd Valley. The story hasn't ended, memories are still being made. Times have changed, I am a mom myself now, I get to start this all over again with the family I am creating, and our farm Solid Stone. Me and my husband Lee, got married in 2021. I told him long before we were married that I didn't come without the goats. Lee is a cabinet worker, and I am a stay-at-home mom, while I also enjoy Rasing Nubians, and Pomeranians. I am passionate about the goat world, genetics, LA scores, milk testing, and just being out in the barn working the goats. I also love being of service to other goat breeders. Get in touch withany questions WALNUT GROVE MO 65770 ֿPlease fill out the form: Thanks for submitting! © 2035 by Doyle Cattle Farm. Powered and secured by Wix
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