Jessica Hart

Jessica Hart raises dairy crosses — including Mini Nubian, Oberhasli, and Guernsey dairy goats — on her homestead in Mishicot, Wisconsin, a small community in the northeastern part of the state about 30 minutes southeast of Green Bay. The operation, known as JK Herd It All, grew out of a shared vision between Jessica and her partner Ken, whose backgrounds span a Texas horse ranch and a lifetime of managing animals in the Chicago suburbs.

Conservation is a clear thread through the program. The herd includes Oberhasli goats, a breed listed as Recovering by the Livestock Conservancy, and the team holds Lifetime Membership in that organization. Guernsey dairy goats — a rare and separate breed from Guernsey cattle — are dual-registered with ADGA and the British Goat Society under JKHerdItAll, and the operation holds membership in the Guernsey Goat Breeders of America. The Mini Nubian herd is registered with MDGA and TMGR under JKShrunkTheKids.

For anyone searching for dairy crosses in Wisconsin, the program stands out for its emphasis on sourcing genetics with documented show and milk records. Oberhasli animals trace back to pedigrees with multiple ADGA National Show placements, and the Mini Nubian line draws from proven Top Ten milking lines selected for production, sound structure, and steady temperaments suited to home-scale dairying. A structured breed-up program is also in place for the Guernseys, ranging from Experimental to Purebred stages.

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