Amanda Goodwin

Amanda Goodwin has been raising dairy goats in central Arkansas since 2011, when she founded Goodwin Family Farms with a small starter herd. The farm is rooted in a hands-on agricultural background that goes back to Amanda's childhood in Mt. Ida, and it serves buyers looking for dairy crosses and Oberhasli goats in Arkansas and the surrounding region.

The farm raises Oberhasli and experimental dairy crosses, selected with a focus on health, temperament, and milk production. The experimental crosses are purebred crosses between two registered standard dairy breeds, producing documented pedigrees through the ADGA. Goodwin Family Farms participates in milk testing and showing, and the herd has earned multiple breed champion and reserve breed champion titles at Arkansas Goat Producers Association shows, the NWA Dairy Goat Club, and the Southeast District Fair, among others.

Amanda also works as a traveling goat farrier across Arkansas and into neighboring states, which gives her an unusually broad perspective on herd health and husbandry practices. The farm's dairy crosses appeal to both hobby farmers and those building more structured small-scale dairy programs in the region, including the greater Little Rock area.

👉 Is this your business?
Claim this breeder profile

You can claim this breeder profile by signing up for a free account and verifying your ownership of the phone number or email address.

This profile was created to help more people discover your business. All information shown here comes from publicly available sources, but it’s not always perfect. Once you claim your profile, you can edit or remove any details you’d like. We’d love your help keeping the directory accurate and up to date!