Amanda Adams

Amanda Adams raises goats in south-central Georgia near Macon. She has been breeding goats for several years and participates in national dairy goat associations, with her herd undergoing regular health screenings for common genetic conditions.

Her goats graze on pastures that are rotated seasonally, and young animals receive daily socialization from both family members and visitors. Her breeding focuses on maintaining strong milk yield records while protecting genetic diversity through careful pairings. Routine hoof trimming and parasite management keep the herd in robust health year-round.

This farm’s approach emphasizes gentle handling from birth, resulting in calm temperaments that suit both smallholding and homestead settings. Many local owners appreciate the balance of traditional husbandry and modern herd management that supports both animal welfare and reliable dairy production. This blend of practical experience and thoughtful care has made Amanda’s goats a preferred choice for families, artisan cheese makers and small-scale entrepreneurs throughout the region.