Drogheda

Drogheda, Nubian and Nigerian dwarf goats in Rio Rancho New Mexico, welcomes families across the Southwest near Albuquerque. It has bred healthy herds for over fifteen years and maintains memberships in national goat associations while scheduling regular health checks for genetic and metabolic concerns. Kids spend their first weeks in straw-lined barns before joining outdoor paddocks and receive daily handling to build trust.

Its farmstead uses well planned irrigation drawn from nearby arroyos and gentle slopes that support healthy browsing. Visitors often note the calm temperament of each breed and the transparent care they observe on guided farm tours. Tammy Morris blends traditional farm values with ongoing learning about breed standards to maintain gentle, well conformed stock.

Whether raising dairy goats for small homesteads or breeding show quality stock, it aims for consistency in gentle behavior and structural soundness. Each kidding season follows a detailed health plan that includes hoof trimming, vaccination schedules and nutritional assessments tailored to each goat’s needs.