James Kramer

DeLuna Acres is a family-owned goat dairy in Eagle, Idaho, about 15 miles northwest of Boise, founded in 2016 by Jim and Shelli Kramer. What started as a pack goat operation gradually grew into a full dairy program centered on LaMancha dairy crosses, with the herd expanding from a handful of does into a working dairy of roughly 35 to 45 goats.

The farm sits on five irrigated acres where the herd grazes year-round. Goats are fed local alfalfa hay alongside a non-GMO blend of barley, oats, and peas supplemented with Thorvin kelp, and they have free-range access to a custom mineral and vitamin mix. No hormones, pesticides, or chemicals are used in their feeding program.

Health management is a clear priority at DeLuna Acres. The entire herd is tested annually at the Idaho State Lab for tuberculosis, brucellosis, and CAE (Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis), with results posted publicly. Genetics have been sourced from established LaMancha breeders across the country, with a stated focus on structural correctness, milk production, and temperament. For those searching for dairy crosses or LaMancha goats for sale in Idaho, DeLuna Acres represents a program with a documented breeding history and a traceable herd going back to its 2017 inaugural breeding season.

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