Treestar Farm

Our Goats Live in the Lap of Luxury

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Miniature Nubian Goats, Chickens, Ducks & Eggs

Our breeding plan for 2023 is up and due to the wonderful response we are having to close reservations for doelings. If additional doelings are born they will appear as Available on the breeding plan chart and on our For Sale page under the Animals tab. Right now due dates shown are tentative, and all should be confirmed with pregnancy tests by the end of November.

All yearly disease screening tests have come back negative!

Great news on the milk production testing front! MDGA posted the Top Ten for 2020 in their Summer/Fall newsletter and in the 1 Day tests Treestar does took five of the 30 places in three categories. See full results at MDGA Milk Test. We plan to have our youngest three does on milk test this season, so stay tuned!

Welcome to Treestar Farm


We're all set for visitors these days!
Mailbox topper says "we're here!"

Now class, while I'm gone Junior here is in charge.

The fruits of our labor.


Everyone starting out needs a goat mentor and we'd love to be yours. Raising goats is a joy despite being a lot of work, and sharing our 15 years of experience with beginners, either during the course of making a sale or through hands on tutoring sessions has been one of the most rewarding parts of our experience.

Treestar Farm is a small (20 acre) family farm started in 2012. We came to Wake Forest with the hope and dream of building a dairy goat business upon a lifelong love of gardening and five years of experience raising meat goats at another, much larger site. We chose Miniature Nubians because of their ideal size for owners of family homesteads, our intended customers. Miniature Nubians are the result of a cross between a standard Nubian dam (mother) and a Nigerian Dwarf sire (father). Their ideal status is twofold: first, the amount of milk produced is adequate to provide for a family's milk, butter, cheese, yogurt, and soap needs without being overwhelming; second, these goats are small enough for one person to handle while performing most tasks involved in their care. This results in flexibility related to keeping small livestock on a homestead and makes having a dairy animal an option for those who cannot or do not wish to deal with standard size goats or a cow.

Our Miniature Nubian goats are regularly tested for CAE, CL, and Johnne's Disease and in 2022 all were cleared either by parentage documentation or testing as being G6S negative. Goats and kids are priced according to sex, age, generation (how many breedings removed from the original Nubian/Nigerian Dwarf cross), and milking status. We offer quality animals at reasonable prices and are completely transparent regarding disease testing, personality, temperament, and milking records of the animals we offer for sale.



Terms of sale may be found under Purchase Terms on animals for sale pages.