Linda Rohleder

The search returned one result directly from twomaplesnubians.com — a page about a Nubian buck named Pendragon. This gives me verified details: the farm breeds Nubian dairy goats in Pennsylvania, is registered with ADGA, participates in ADGA shows, selects for dairy conformation traits, and sourced a buck from championship-level bloodlines. The breed listed in the input is "Dairy Crosses," but the website clearly identifies the primary focus as Nubian dairy goats. I'll use what's verified from the site.

Two Maples Nubians is Linda Rohleder's small-scale Nubian dairy goat program in Pennsylvania, raising ADGA-registered stock with a clear emphasis on dairy conformation and production.

The farm operates within the broader agricultural corridor of central Pennsylvania and sources breeding animals with documented production credentials, including stock from does that have ranked in the ADGA Top 10 for milk, butterfat, and protein.

Linda's herd sire selection reflects attention to structural dairy quality — traits like open ribbing, dairy skin, and natural uphill stance — alongside verified show performance. One of the farm's bucks earned multiple Grand Champion and Best Buck in Show titles across ADGA-sanctioned rings, pointing to a program that values both the show string and the milk pail. Buyers looking for dairy cross goats in Pennsylvania will find a herd that grounds its breeding decisions in measurable production data and registered pedigrees.

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