Ella Kolousek's
Nigerian Dwarf Goats
The goat herd started with a few goats for Abby's FFA project in 2017. She grew her herd over time, raising both registered and commercial Nigerian Dwarf goats. Abby has now graduated high school and her younger sister, Ella has now bought the herd and taken over Abby's program with a focus more on registered stock.
purchase your own nigerian dwarf
Nigerian Dwarfs are a domesticated dairy goat that originated from West Africa. They are known for their good-tasting milk, but the breed is also known for making great pets and 4-H / FFA projects. They are a hardy breed that is easy to care for. They thrive on weeds and are great for cleaning up weeds around yards and can improve pastures. They are a very social animal and make great companions for other livestock.
Stats:
- Females: 22.5 inches at the withers; males: 23.5 inches at the withers;
- Ideal weight: 75 pounds
- A doe can produce up to two quarts per day of milk that is higher in butterfat (6 to 10 percent) and protein than milk from most dairy goat breeds.
- Their small size means they do not require as much space or feed as larger dairy goat breeds
- Breed: year round
- Gestation: 145 to 153 days
- Kids: 3 to 4, each 2 pounds at birth
- Sexual maturity: 3 months for males; 7 to 8 months for females
- Lifespan: 15 years
Questions?
If you would like Ella to contact you regarding young Nigerian Dwarfs available for purchase, please use click the button below, drop us an email and she will get back to you.
A few photos of breeding stock and previous kids
