Emily Costner

Emily Costner raises dairy crosses and ADGA-registered dairy goats at Noblet Creek Farm in Resaca, Georgia, a small community in the northwest corner of the state about 25 miles south of Chattanooga, Tennessee. The farm is woman-owned and operated.

The Noblet Creek herd got its start in 2014 with two Nubians sourced from Balingary Nubians in Fayetteville, Tennessee, and has grown steadily since, drawing foundation stock from several respected herds including E&M Farms, Bulletcreek, and Stocks Farm Inc. By 2022 the Nubian side of the program had expanded to roughly 25 to 30 does, with the focus tightening around select dam lines, primarily Balingary CB Daisy and a secondary line through Bulletcreek DQ Blizzard.

The farm's program centers on producing structurally correct does that perform reliably in the milk parlor. Artificial insemination is used to keep a broad range of genetics accessible without maintaining a large number of bucks on site. The herd is maintained on free-choice local grass hay alongside a locally grown and milled lactation ration or show ration, depending on each animal's age and condition, with alfalfa pellets and free-choice loose minerals rounding out their diet. Those looking for dairy crosses for sale in Georgia from a herd with documented bloodlines and a clear selection focus will find Noblet Creek Farm's records-based approach worth a closer look.

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