Cheryle Moore-smith

Old Mountain Farm, run by Cheryle Moore-Smith, raises Nigerian dwarf dairy goats on a thirty-acre property in Cape Neddick, Maine, on the shoulder of Mt. Agamenticus — about fifteen minutes from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and fifty minutes from Portland, Maine.

The farm's roots in this land run deep. Cheryle's ancestors settled the property in the early 1700s, and her own connection to goats began in 1975 when she took on evening milking duties as a high school student. That early experience grew into one of the more decorated small-scale dairy goat programs in the country.

Old Mountain Farm holds lifetime memberships with both the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) and the American Goat Society (AGS). The herd has earned considerable recognition on the national stage, including ADGA's Herd of Distinction award in 2021 and a National Show Reserve Premier Breeder distinction in 2017. Animals from the farm have placed first and earned champion titles at ADGA National Shows across multiple years, and a buck sold through the 2022 ADGA Spotlight Sale set a record price at that event.

The farm sits on a knoll surrounded by watershed and conservation land, giving the herd a setting that stays green through dry seasons thanks to the surrounding wetlands. Buyers looking for dairy crosses and Nigerian dwarf dairy goats in Maine will find a program shaped by decades of hands-on experience and a genuine connection to the land.

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