Deborah Tupin

Deborah Tupin, goat breeder in Virginia near Lynchburg, has focused on quality herd care for over a decade. She is a member of the regional livestock association and follows standard health-testing protocols for common diseases.

Animals live in pasture-based pens with regular access to shelter and fresh water, and their kids are socialized from birth to encourage calm temperaments. Deborah draws on her background in small-scale farming to keep detailed records of breeding lines and monitor herd health through daily observations. Her herd has been praised for its steady growth rates and gentle disposition in reviews from local families.

Raised on land with rolling pastures, the herd benefits from rotational grazing that promotes hoof and muscle health. Early handling and gentle lead training have made many goats well suited for 4-H projects and community fairs, reflecting Deborah’s commitment to thoughtful socialization. The farm’s history spans three generations of small-scale agriculture, influencing Deborah’s focus on sustainable practices.