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     We hope you enjoy reading about our dairy goats. We are still working on getting the reference section together, as you can imagine 40 plus years of information in breeding dairy goats creates quite a quagmire of information to try to coordinate and present in a logical manner!

     We raise Nubians and LaManchas . I began raising and breeding dairy goats in the 1960's as a 4-H project. Originally we lived in Southern California, and in 1996 we moved the herd to Redding, California. We're located on a beautiful parcel of land with huge oaks and digger pines and seasonal creeks. Our summers are hot, the winters are wet ... but we love it! Our beginnings were with Nubians, and the LaManchas joined us in 1987 when we purchased a beautiful yearling milker at the National Show Colorama Sale. In both breeds, our focus is on breeding an animal that is balanced, strong & correct with beautiful breed type as well as strong well-attached mammary systems, can and will live a long and productive life, and most importantly produce offspring that are as nice or nicer in those categories as they are themselves.

     We participate in DHIR testing, linear appraisal (classification in the old days!), show at both the local and state level, as well as traveling to most National Shows ... no matter how far we have to drive! Please keep in mind when you review the accomplishments of our animals - they have traveled many thousands of miles over the years, live in incredibly high temperatures in summertime (110 degrees + on a regular basis) and still attain high production records, solid appraisal scores, and compete successfully in the show ring both locally and nationally. Several of our animals have been listed on the Young Sire Development Program, the Elite Sire/Dam lists, and are included in the recent ADGA Superior Genetics Program. We're proud that they (and their offspring) have done very well in herds across the country.

     As a result of our management and breeding program, in  conjunction with our strict culling processes, we are confident of the potential of the kids we offer for sale. We use ADGA programs, as well as our own instincts and experience, in making decisions about herd retention. We feel these efforts provide us with consistent performance in each generation, and help the tradition of strong genetic traits that we hope to have instilled in successive generations of animals that are Kastdemur bred.

     We are so thankful to all of you who have believed in our program and have purchased animals and/or semen from us in the past ... and continue to do so now! Many of our customers are repeat buyers. We even extended our transition of the inclusion of LaManchas into our herd to several formerly Nubian-only herds ... watch out...they grow on you!!!!! We value the many friends that we have made over the years and will always offer our continued support and encouragement ... you know how much we appreciate you!

     If you are interested in purchasing a Kastdemur bred animal, please contact us to discuss your options. We work to personalize your choices, discussing strengths and weaknesses of each individual animal and the potential impact on your herd and the lines you are currently using. We work with you, the buyer, to hopefully provide Kastdemur dairy goats that will compliment your breeding program, and to help accomplish the goals that you have set for you and your herd. Also, be sure to check out our "National Show Placings" to see how not only our animals place at the National Show, but animals sired by our bucks place as well. To see additional information about us go to the "More About Us" page. We have also been adding animals to both the LaMancha and Nubian Reference pages, so be sure to check those out as well. As we find time we will be adding more information to the Reference pages throughout the year!

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