Black Walnut Farm raises fainting (myotonic) goats in Flintville, Tennessee, a rural community in Lincoln County about an hour south of Nashville. Justin Bevels runs the operation as part of a fourth-generation farming family, carrying forward husbandry practices passed down through generations on the same land.
The farm's work with myotonic goats is rooted in breed preservation. Those looking for fainting goat breeders in Tennessee will find that Black Walnut Farm is registered with the Myotonic Goat Registry, and a member of the farm has served as a certified MGR show judge. The farm also raises Angus and Angus-mix beef cattle, a program that has been part of the property for over a century.
Herd health is a documented priority, with test results made available to buyers at pickup. The farm offers a family-friendly environment where prospective buyers can visit and select animals in person, and health certificates are provided for goats leaving the state.
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