The final kidding season at Adagio Farm is complete. All of our does have freshened and will be available as milkers sometime in April. Twelve kids were born for 2019 - seven bucks and five does. Detailed information for each doe may be found on her individual page and on the “Purchase” page.
It has been a joy raising Nubians! With gratitude for the many years of watching new kids enter the world; learning more with each passing year; and finally, feeling the satisfaction of a successful end result, it is time to lay down this task and devote my energy to other endeavors.
Thanks for looking us up!
Adagio Farm is located about an hour north of San Antonio, Texas, near the lovely old German town of Fredericksburg. It is home to the Busshaus family and our small herd of Nubian dairy goats. We started with Nubians back in 1996; and though we have worked with numerous goat breeds since that time, we now breed Nubians exclusively.
Through the years, we have had the opportunity to bring in some excellent bloodlines and superior animals. Good milk goats are sometimes elusive. Our goal is to produce Nubians of excellent conformation and milking ability. We are working with a select group of does and sires who are producing consistently better offspring of the type that we would want to find in our own searches. Our genetics include:
Our goats kid once a year, usually during the months of January through April. This allows us to offer young kids and a few adult milkers for sale annually. In 2018, our Nubian herd was reduced to four mature breeding does, to allow us to increase our herd of Royal White sheep. Two new does were added in the fall of 2018, bringing us up to six bred Nubians for the 2019 kidding season. We have a waiting list for kids. If you would like to be notified about available kids, please contact us by email. Thanks for looking!