Heather Anderson

Heather Anderson raises dairy cross goats at Black Lotus Homestead, a small family operation in the Sans Bois Mountains of southeastern Oklahoma, just outside Robbers Cave State Park — roughly an hour southeast of Muskogee.

The homestead centers on ADGA-registered Nubian goats raised under the Black-Lotus herd name, with dairy crosses available for those seeking dairy goat breeds in Oklahoma. Goats are described as the heart of the farm, sharing the property with rabbits and poultry. The homestead also produces handcrafted natural skincare goods made from goat milk, including soaps, lotions, and herbal salves, reflecting a whole-farm approach to small-scale rural living. Animals are offered for meat, breeding, and show purposes.

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