Lo-Co Meadows, run by Connie Hackenburg, raises miniature fainting (myotonic) goats on a 12-acre property near Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, in the Susquehanna Valley roughly 45 minutes north of Harrisburg. The farm name comes from the first names of its founders, Lonny and Connie, and the operation has roots going back to 1974.
The fainting goat herd at Lo-Co Meadows focuses on the miniature size, with animals available in both long- and short-haired coats. Blue eyes appear frequently in the herd, reflecting an intentional interest in color and eye traits. Connie and her family came to fainting goats after keeping several other breeds over more than four decades together, making the myotonic goats a considered, long-term addition to the farm rather than a passing interest.
For those searching for fainting goat breeders in Pennsylvania, Lo-Co Meadows is listed with the MSFGA and brings a multi-generational farming background to a breed that rewards patient, knowledgeable stewardship.
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