Katherine Winters

Red Horse Valley, run by Katherine Winters, raises Nigerian dwarf dairy goats in Missouri, with breeding records dating back to at least 2010. The farm's program centers on improving milk quality, with selection focused on butterfat content, protein levels, hardiness, feed efficiency, and correct conformation.

Does in the herd are individually milked rather than managed in a commercial setting, and the farm maintains a milk-handling standard informed by a background in cellular and molecular biology and food safety practices. Milk is discarded at any sign of antibiotic or chemical residue, reflecting a deliberate approach to herd health.

On the health-testing side, the farm has conducted disease screening through WADDL for CAE, CL, and Johne's, with a continued program of random testing and documented negative status. The breeding program draws on pedigreed genetics, including animals from well-regarded lines in the Nigerian dwarf community, and has used artificial insemination with reference sires to diversify the herd's genetic base. Those looking for dairy cross goats or Nigerian dwarf kids in Missouri will find a program in the St. James area with more than a decade of documented breeding history behind it.

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