Landon Schmucker

Cottonwood Hollow Homestead, run by Landon Schmucker in south central Kansas, raises ADGA/AGS registered Nigerian dwarf dairy goats with a focus on milk production, conformation, and holistic herd management. The herd was started in 2016 with two bottle babies and has since grown to nearly a hundred animals, freshening around 18 to 20 does each spring. Kids are dam raised and the program participates in 305-day DHI milk testing and ADGA linear appraisals, with the herd carrying bloodlines from Sinai Thunder, D and L Meadows, and Southern Grace. The farm's herd has tested negative for CAE, CL, and Johne's disease since its founding. Landon holds a certification as a Family Herbalist through Dr. Christopher's school of Natural Healing and applies a holistic care approach across the herd, including an herbal deworming system the farm has used since 2016. Stock goes primarily to small-scale homesteaders and hobby farmers across the central US, and Landon also consults with goat owners throughout North America and Australia on implementing herbal care in their own programs.

Note: The input listed the breed as "Dairy Crosses," but the verified website clearly identifies the animals as registered Nigerian dwarf dairy goats. The listing below reflects the verified, accurate breed information from the site.

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Landon Schmucker started Cottonwood Hollow Homestead in south central Kansas in 2016 with two bottle-baby Nigerian dwarf dairy goats and has since grown the herd to nearly a hundred animals on a wooded property shaded by old cottonwood trees. The farm sits in the Wichita region and raises ADGA/AGS registered Nigerian dwarf goats for anyone searching for Nigerian dwarf dairy goats in Kansas, particularly small-scale homesteaders and hobby farmers across the central United States.

The program participates in 305-day DHI milk testing and ADGA linear appraisals, and the herd has tested negative for CAE, CL, and Johne's disease since its founding. Bloodlines trace to Sinai Thunder, D and L Meadows, and Southern Grace, with selection focused on milk production, structural correctness, and overall vitality. Around 18 to 20 does freshen each year, producing roughly 50 to 55 kids each spring, all of which are dam raised.

Landon holds a certification as a Family Herbalist through Dr. Christopher's school of Natural Healing and applies a holistic care philosophy across every aspect of herd management, including an herbal deworming system in use since the farm's first season. That same knowledge extends beyond the farm gate — Landon regularly consults with goat owners throughout the US, Canada, and Australia who want to incorporate supportive herbal care into their own programs.

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