Nubians were the very first dairy goat breed at Redwood Hill Farm, and they remain one of Jennifer’s favorites to this day. While Nubians have traditionally been among our smaller breeds by numbers, the quality of our herd is something we are especially proud of. From the 2010 ADGA National Champion SGCH Redwood Hills Tarot Dahlia, to the many excellent milk records set by our does, our Nubians embody the farm motto of: “The Winning Combination of Milkability and Showability.”

At the 2015 ADGA National Show in Redmond, all four Nubian milking does we brought placed in the top five of their classes, each earning an udder placing. We also earned 1st place Get of Sire (Kastdemur’s Monte Carlo), 1st place Produce of Dam, and 2nd place Best Three Females. At the 2019 ADGA National Show, we were honored with strong placements: 2nd Yearling Milker, 2nd Place 2-Year-Old, and 4th Place 4-Year-Old.

Because we’re located in Northern California’s west coast—60 miles north of San Francisco—our participation at the National Show depends on the show location and judging schedule. With Nubians being our smallest breed and two breeds judged simultaneously, we have not shown the Nubians at the last two National Shows we’ve attended. Even so, our Nubians consistently excel in California’s strong show competition, while producing impressive milk records and appraisal scores.

Over the past fifteen years, we have built our herd primarily on Kastdemur and Wingwood Farm genetics, which have proven to cross exceptionally well. We continue to enhance the herd by incorporating outstanding new genetics. Bucks such as Blissberry AC Vision, DKGH Candyman Rockin’ Event, and Grande Ronde Teton Oak have all sired beautiful daughters. Looking ahead, we are excited about 2026 kids from our newest young bucks—J&M Hideaway Ace Texas Hold’em and Alder*Rose King Triton—as well as very special kids from Tamris Farm Chip Quigon, whom we were fortunate to lease this year thanks to Tammy Valley.

We invite you to explore our Nubian herd photos, pedigrees, and breeding schedule—and we look forward to hearing from you.