Ingrid Claesson

Three Charm Farm, run by Ingrid Claesson, raises Mini-Nubian, Nubian, and Nigerian dwarf dairy goats on a historic farmstead in Alfred, Maine, in the York County region of southern Maine near Portland. The farm operates as a licensed dairy and a working creamery, with the goat herd at the center of its program.

Families looking for dairy goat crosses and kids in Maine will find a herd selected specifically for milk production and temperament. All females come from high-quality milking lines bred to registered males, and kids are disbudded, vaccinated for CD&T, and microchipped before leaving the farm, with registration paperwork available for submission to the MDGA or ADGA.

The goats are raised with a holistic approach, rotating through pasture units and wooded browse areas during the grazing season and receiving a custom mix of grains, minerals, kelp, and quality hay year-round. As a member of the Miniature Dairy Goat Association, Three Charm Farm regularly tests for TB and brucellosis as required by its dairy license, and works with the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service on environmentally responsible land practices. The farmhouse itself dates to the late 1700s, giving the operation deep roots in the southern Maine landscape.

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