Welcome to Sand Stone Ridge!
We started out our dairy goat adventure in 2011 with an adopted LaMancha cross doe who was bred. We aptly named her "Betty White" (she was white). Once she blessed us with twin doe kids we were hooked. We had always wanted a livestock project for our two young girls and as they were just small, we thought why not get some more dairy goats? Well, it is all history from there...
Little did we know how dairy goats can infiltrate themselves into your life. We went from one unregistered LaMancha cross doe to over thirty goats. In two years. To now over 50 excluding kidding season. What a great addition to our lives. We really like the idea of self sustainable living, and what better to have than delicious and nutritious goats milk.
Over the years, we have learned a lot, and would like to thank all of the mentors in our lives. They have definitely made our lives easier with all of their sage advice. They have inspired us to be active in the American Dairy Goat Association and all of the programs it offers. We even put on our own shows in conjunction with the Utah Dairy Goat Association, who we are active members of.
We would love to talk goats with anyone that wants to, so don't hesitate to give us a call or an email.
As always, we continue to run a clean tested herd. We also try to do linear appraisals at least once every other year and participate with DHIA milk testing as well as attending at least three shows a year as well as Nationals if it is close enough.
Please enjoy perusing our sweet goats, and feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
Thanks,
The Massey Family
We started out our dairy goat adventure in 2011 with an adopted LaMancha cross doe who was bred. We aptly named her "Betty White" (she was white). Once she blessed us with twin doe kids we were hooked. We had always wanted a livestock project for our two young girls and as they were just small, we thought why not get some more dairy goats? Well, it is all history from there...
Little did we know how dairy goats can infiltrate themselves into your life. We went from one unregistered LaMancha cross doe to over thirty goats. In two years. To now over 50 excluding kidding season. What a great addition to our lives. We really like the idea of self sustainable living, and what better to have than delicious and nutritious goats milk.
Over the years, we have learned a lot, and would like to thank all of the mentors in our lives. They have definitely made our lives easier with all of their sage advice. They have inspired us to be active in the American Dairy Goat Association and all of the programs it offers. We even put on our own shows in conjunction with the Utah Dairy Goat Association, who we are active members of.
We would love to talk goats with anyone that wants to, so don't hesitate to give us a call or an email.
As always, we continue to run a clean tested herd. We also try to do linear appraisals at least once every other year and participate with DHIA milk testing as well as attending at least three shows a year as well as Nationals if it is close enough.
Please enjoy perusing our sweet goats, and feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
Thanks,
The Massey Family
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